Well done to one and all!!! Sorry I could not be there!

Awesome

I love that exhaust note! I’m 60 years old, and still love watching the movie and singing all the songs. I just saw a video clip of a tribute show for Dick Van Dyke on his 98th birthday. Had a replica Chitty for him to sit in, and the singers and dancers performed “ Chitty Bang Bang” and “Me Old Bamboo”, complete with the original choreography from “Mary Poppins.” And he sat there, singing along, and enjoying every moment.

Lovely job. I am wondering where the tools are to build such a fantasmagorical machine? Didn't see anything in the pics or video that would enable a build of this magnitude. English wheel? Welders? Not even a spanner. Pics of in progress metal fabrication, chassis welding and fab, and woodwork would be great. I'm restoring a 1969 Aston Martin DBS to "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" specification, being my #1 dream car. Chitty is a close second, and I echo someone else's idea to build the original version as a grand prix racer. Cheers! BTW your Truly is truly!

Let's see it go! Duh! 🙄

Thanks for this video. My family owned part of a Briton factory site, in Wolverhampton, until three or four years ago. There was two sites one mor to the east the other closer to the Sunbeam factory a little bit further west. It unfortunately was arson attacked at the end of last year. I have still to see one of these fine machines in the flesh. To get it running after all the years since it was made is astonishing. Congratulations and thanks again.

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Thank you for this wonderful video. I'm building a 1/35 scale Model T ambulance and your construction photos are a great help. I was confused about how the rear enclosed section related to the cockpit section of the Ford and also how the overhead framework was constructed until you made all of that clear - I very much appreciate your tutorial on building it right! Cheers!

Hermosa camioneta 😍 La venden 😍 ahun estará disponible 😍? Les mando un cordial saludo y un fuerte abrazo desde Edo Mex 😀 MÉXICO 😃🤗👍👌😍👋🏼.

Remember that the spark should be fully retarded before starting, the thumb should be on the same side of the crank as the rest of the fingers …. and for heavens sake never turn the crank all the way around and push down. Since you are starting on battery once you’ve given the carburetor some gas by choking, all you should do is set the crank at around 7:00 and pull up to 11:00. If there was enough priming gas, your coils are adjusted and the timer is clean it should start right up.

Well done

Started out kinda ruff, but looks great now 😃👍

She's a beauty!

I live in a town of 5000 in the mountains of California where we have to collect are own mail at the post office . This would surely be a lot of fun, great conversation and smiles especially since our post office has been there since 1858...🙂

Are these hard to bring back life and restore horseless carriage ive grown huge interest

The original numberplate

Absolutely miraculous what you were able to do with this. Congratulations and thanks for documenting Katy's story so well and sharing it.

That beautiful.

No firewall, life could be exciting! 😆

Lovely little truck in just the wrong shade of black. 😁

amazing work!

Very nice. Good that you kept and reused the original parts. I like the backlight. I have an 1940 Opel Kadett cabrio to restore.

this looks funny

It looks small next to that "big" American car.

9.5 liters in 4 cylinders, those pistons must be HUGE!

Excellent concept and build. Classic look all around. A job well done sir.

Do you have any plans or blueprints to help you build it?

It does a persons heart good to see another “T” brought back to life. Good for at least another 100 years .What modern car could do this ? 👍👍🎩

Hi Richard, great job.Hope to seeing you for the next April's Fool's at Neil's kind regards from Belgium Blacksmith Filip Ponseele(1915 t daily driver)

Top job Richard. Looks 1st class

Love your elongated hood, well done! Good simple speedster design. One of the best!

amazing restoration

I wonder if he used a Ford engine. It sounds just like the engine in the original car, which is a Ford engine

BEAUTIFUL.

It's beautiful

I wnt to build the same model t

Great looking T, I can't believe how flat the front spring is, does it handle well? I imagine potholes and rough roads could be a bit harsh

wot no Rajo?

OH!!! How I'd love to have one of these fire breathing dragons!

Well Done

That is sweet. 👍👏👏👏

Beautiful..

I want one like it to run around our small hometown of roughly 60,000 people.

Beautiful

Is that a cat purring or a speedster warming up?

Simply brilliant, well done Sir! Cheers!

Excellent

Was a model T ever offered with an Automatic Transmission or do the offer a conversion kit

Literally every one: ewwww Me: AY WHAT YALL TALKING ABOAT!!!

I hope she went to a good home. Weldone Richard. Kind regards from Belgium Filip Ponseele (1915 model t-owner