wow! just wow!

Needs turbo n burn rubber all over the neighborhood.

I've also heard 10W-40 in the summer and 5 w40 in the winter. Although these 40 weight oils may be reserved for an engine that's beginning to get sloppy in the bearings. Considering all of these cars have survived until today, using Straight 30 weight, it's reasonable to assume that all of these grades, may be correct. I don't think you forgot the oil screen. I think it was edited out. I was amazed at how filthy it got after just one year.

*takes off carburetor* *immediately flips it up side down* 😂

Dinner looks great ! Mike from Missouri

Very cool set there young man.

Nice….looks like fun.😊

Great video!! Performing my first oil change on my 1922 T and this showed me exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!

Roughing it!

I had a 1916 touring car. What are the advantages of pouring the oil into the top of the transmission? Never heard of that. Not saying it’s wrong but just curious about the logic behind it. Thanks!

That’s great! I had a 1916 with the same carburetor. The float went bad and was able to use one out of a John Deere tractor. Your T sounds really good!

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Subscribed - Awesome rig, hope you have some great adventures. We just drove our 68 Scout and teardrop down from Alaska to Virginia. Nothing like some Vintage Overlanding, but it would have been very different in a Model T! (check out our channel)

How dare you use them roll biscuits young man 😂 flour soda water sugar salt and you have the best biscuits you ever ate . you learn how from scratch ok. And just making basic bread in general. Its a good skill to know. ☺👍

Nice can you tune up my mustang for me 👍 hehehe.

Ohh gas on the paint not good . lol.

awesome job

That oil drain flow is intense like my focus trans. I have covered the driveway in amsoil many times until recently.

awesome

nice job bubby

Hey, nice videos! Can you do a video about the modification to the front suspension? I've been eyeing those springs :D

Thank, having trouble with my NH Carburetor. Hope to be able to fix it now. Greetings from Germany.

I see Mr. Wilson is supervising this one.

Great job 🙏

Great to see a young person keeping the history alive! Thank you!.

Hay what do you know Luke can figure things out better than the mechanics at to postal vehicle maintenance facility and has a better work attitude

Start Em young ! This is how my Generation learned basic Mx . Good job !

There is a real father here and a wonderful father in the making. That young boy will have a great future. He will remember this forever. Congratulations Luke's father.

A friend of mine told me when he was quite young his father gave him an old Briggs and Stratton engine in pieces . His father told him to put it together , which he did. That engine gave his interest in things mechanical a kick start. One time there was a group of older teenagers driving an old ford sidevalve in a field , it had stopped and my friend went over to see what had happened. He was just 12 at the time and those older teenagers wouldnt normally have allowed him to hang around with them, let alone ride in their car. He found that the points were worn out so he rode to a local service station and had a rummage through their scrap bin and found a set of worn points which he then took back to the stopped Ford, installed the points and got their car going again. He was their hero from then on they allowed him to ride in their old car anytime.

You know there are kids out there who have the interest and the undeveloped ability to do this just that they never have the opportunity.

Fantastic job and keep Videos comming !

So Luke, is this your model T or are you just using it to learn how to do stuff. I guess that you have a while to go to get your driver's license. As you get more experience with cars, you'll find that newer cars have a lot of computers in them. So I guess, you'll have to learn about their operating programs too.

Hi Luke

Great job! Congratulations for you!

Great job! I’m super happy about young guys like you being so interested in old cars! Enjoy it!

Good job buddy! Great video. You’re much better at talking to the camera than I am👍

Nice Repair Luke, I learned something today. It’s a good day.

I agree with Paul Shinn kind regards from Belgium Blacksmith Filip Ponseele(daily Ford model t 1915 driver)

Great job, Luke!

Nice work, Luke! You're the kind of guy we need!

Just the basics - trusty old car, big tent, good food. Wonderful! Reminds me of my days in the Boy Scouts half century ago!

Good to see such a great mechanic at a young age! I'll bet you can't wait to drive it some day :)

Good job, Luke! You are a good caretaker of your Model T.

Never Listen to D Owen He is just Jealous

Hi luke see you at boy scouts -Ben W

I bragged about you today Luke ! Keep up the good work there lil buddy ! I hit the subscribe button for ya pal !

Good job Dad!

Such a great video! Living the dream! Are y'all in SC? Subscribed! Keep up the great work!

Omg don't put Pennzoil in any thing kid . that's just asking for trouble. Use castrol or valvoline in old engines.

Nice