Looks like this engine was over-revved repeatedly with that broken valve.
@denisfossett3009 Жыл бұрын
youve done a great job brother extracting it from the tree...please ,,keep us in formed of its restoration ,,,looks soo promising ,,,,get her back brother ,,, i know ,you can ,,,of a great car ,,,i have a 55 myself here in new hampshire,,,hope you can join us ,,in the endeavoura of begining old thing back to life !!!
@thomkintz9209 Жыл бұрын
I have a 43 Ford pick up iam putting together. Hard finding parts.
@stevephillips1867 Жыл бұрын
First video? Speed up your process. Air tires up and comment about them holding air or not.these are tips not criticism.
@AngelRamirez-j4z Жыл бұрын
I had a 78 Mitsubishi Challenger 2.6 5 speed. The silver and black with the stripes in between. I loved it. I hope you can restore it. I would like to see it.
@codinejohnson Жыл бұрын
Bro where u at B! I enjoy these videos
@terryuland65024 ай бұрын
I hope to have the next episode of this uploaded in the next few days
@olblu8746 Жыл бұрын
I've allways liked that body style. You've got a gem. Yes that is a T-bird motor, l put one in a small 57 300 model, and it ran like crazy!
@joecanedo5897 Жыл бұрын
goo goo eyes carb.
@michaelalberson126 Жыл бұрын
Additional content the thunderbird emblems were removed from the fenders at some point as the stained or rusty place on the fenders clearly shows that so it originally had a 312 thunderbird engine in it. Would like to see it restored by someone who knows what they have it looks like it has a significant amount of rust so It would be a extremely difficult restoration.
@opera93 Жыл бұрын
Thanks,interesting
@michaelalberson126 Жыл бұрын
If it has a emblem on the front fender that says thunderbird it is a 312 cubic inch engine. And the video shows the teapot 4 barrel carburetor so it most likely a 312. Otherwise it would be a 292 cubic inch V8.
@charlesw.hopperjr.5236 Жыл бұрын
Hi,I’m a new subscriber,love the’56. Thank You,Your Oregon Friend ☮️
@Remko_Gooijert Жыл бұрын
Did it exactly like this. 4 inlet guides i could pull down and remove the top retainer clip w/o removing the spring retainer. 5 i had to remove the spring tetainer, than push up the valve, reach in with a thin, but beefy enough screwdriver and force the guides down to be able to pull the guide retainer. Then i had to force everything up with a crow-bar from under the spring (protecting the block with a piece of wood / bronze). 3 i had to chizzle the guides into little pieces and remove through the spring,
@christopheryoung3516 Жыл бұрын
Lets see the rest of the car. Always loved a 56 Customline.
@jeffreybrianring6392 Жыл бұрын
Judgeing by the diameter of the tree growing behind the car, I'd say it's been sitting there for 30 to 40 yrs.
@stevejones7593 Жыл бұрын
Nice job on a great little car, now save the bug. A fine pair. My first car 56 v8 sedan, 272 and tinted glass only options.
@sammartinez8084 Жыл бұрын
Beautiful looking Ford 👍👍👍👍👍
@cesar3575 Жыл бұрын
I just subscribe to your channel!! Need more views? -> 'Promosm'!!
@HODGEPODGEDODGEGARAGE Жыл бұрын
Nice job refurbishing the carburetor 🔧🔩
@dotrat1367 Жыл бұрын
You have more patience than I did 40 years ago. I bought a new Weber carburetor. $157 complete. Best of luck on your project.
@tracyworthington5884 Жыл бұрын
Would love to have that bug
@HODGEPODGEDODGEGARAGE2 жыл бұрын
Whoa, that carb sure did have trash in the float bowl area! 😮 Nice work with the disassembly Terry! 🔧🔩
@terryuland65024 ай бұрын
Thanks!
@ptrcmrn2 жыл бұрын
Time hasn’t been kind to those cars, but when they were new, they were sharp and stylish.
@GTX7212 жыл бұрын
Nice Car!!!
@tomwinkle15972 жыл бұрын
Cool car, ty
@lenkowalyshen95712 жыл бұрын
I had a 1955 2dr sedan /Town Sedan ............I put a 428 CJ 4 sd in it and a Cougar GT 9inch with 3.5 .....Loved that car it was Black and had 67 Mustang buckets .......pretty fast car .........got all the parts in tthe mid 1970s when I work for an Auto wrecker . 428 CJ came out of a 68 1/2 Mustang fastback that had been in a side collision with a pole posh the passenger's door to the middle of the car.The seats came from a 67 notch back 289 car . the rear end which just bolted into the 55 came from a couger GT 390 car another car that was pretty much destroyed accident hard hit to the front . The one car I wished I had saved was a 69 Hemi super Bee car a roll over ........could have bought the car and the engine for 5000.00 complete ...........with another 70 383 coronet car for another 600.00 the guy was going through a divorce and needed money he was going to put the hemi in the 70s ........My boss at the wrecker bought it and scraped the cars and I remember the Ram charger hood 2 scoops . That was in 75 . I know the 69 could have been fixed the roof was down to the door top on the passenger's side It was the Medium Green Met. with white stripes and had huge front drum brakes and a Diana rear end can't remember if it was auto or 4spd car but it was all number matching and it went to the crusher the engine was sold to a guy who dragged race Mopars that car has hunted me all these years LOLS.....Nice to see a 56 Ford they were nice cars
@martydavies71987 ай бұрын
Did the 428 go straight in or did you have to modify the engine bay a bit?
@lenkowalyshen95717 ай бұрын
@@martydavies7198 Many ,people in the day, would put 352 FE engines or 390 FE engines into 55-56 Fords, they bolt pretty much right in nothing to troubling to deal with , My car had a 292 in it before I installed the 428FE CJ, and even used the top loader 4 spd and Cougar nine inch rear end housing to replace the stock 55 Fords driveline , No firewall cutting everything just fit like it was made to be there.
@martydavies71987 ай бұрын
@@lenkowalyshen9571 Thanks for your reply mate. I'm down in New Zealand and we love the American cars here, I particularly like the 40's and 50's era. I wouldn't have thought the big blocks would have gone in without some major modifications. Between me and a couple of my mates we have a 61 convertible, 61 starliner, 59 Ranchero, 56 F1 57 convertible, 65 Buick Electra, etc etc with stuff going between NZ and Aussie. I'm looking around for an old Norton ES2 500cc if your savy with the old cycles. Thanks for your help Len
@lenkowalyshen95717 ай бұрын
@@martydavies7198 Sounds like the old cars are doing just fine over there, I was talking to a NZ, fellow that lives near me on Vancouver island, Victoria area, he told me they were taking all the old cars off the road over there ? Looks like things are changing for the better, wish I could say the same here, All the speedways ,drag strips are being regulated to close. I used to to race Super Stocks, the track closed 2 years ago. Big push to go electric here. many are sticking with ICE cars and trucks. Yeah , for the 55-56 and even 57s FE big block are shoe ins, I think the only thing would be the fan spacer to rad., you just remove it. The old 292' V8s, and 312s pretty much match mounting in the Cars, front mount for trucks, Sounds like you guys have some nice cars, I owned the 55 Ford Town Sedan, Black, was a 292, 3 spd car ,and I had a friend who worked at a wrecking yard and this Cougar XR7 4 spd, 390 GT came in had been wrapped around a pole on the Right side , L-H is drivers here, pushed right in to the middle of the cars seat , I bought the whole car, The 9 inch fit right under the 55, had 3.23s in it. I traded the 390GT , for this 428 CJ , by the way 428 FE are external balanced, have a counter weight on the front balancer and the flywheel is weighted , The 390 352 406 427 FE are not. I also had a 64 Galaxie 500XL 4 spd car, with 3x2 Ford intake , and was a 406 FE, that car flew, had a Borg W, Super T 10 and I put , 31 spline axles with a Bronco front diff. which is a 9 inch, and geared 4.10, some had 3;90 s in the front 4 wheel drive, I also for a short time owned a 57 2 door post Meteor , we put a 429 police interceptor engine in it ,with a C-6 , that engine came from the wrecking yard as well. That car was just finished 2 months and got T-Boned from a guy drunk and ran a red light . Had a 55 2 dr Chev 327 ,3 spd car. that was a nice one , I sold it to a friend and he still has it . We built a Dorset Austin A40 , it was never finished as I sold it half way done, had a 351 W Ford, We raced Fords and Ford guys worked harder and costs were greater to compete but when you learn the tricks those Fords sure run strong, Nothing like a 427 big block in a Super Stock , Heres a very nice local car >> the raceway is gone today. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2m4kKmofLyqi9U.............love this car and he drives it on the road. All the best Len
@martydavies71987 ай бұрын
@@lenkowalyshen9571 The old cars over here are classics that are mainly owned by guys like yourself and me or the classic car club owners. The coppers are hard on people that get around in unsafe cars and they go to the crusher. All the new cars are jap, korean and Chinese. A few mugs bought electric cars but most of them turn out to be duds. No one trusts them and the government hasn't geared up for them, re charging points in enough places and they cost heaps to charge. Its all political here, depends on what big fish country our government is in bed with at the time. We only 4.5 million people down here so other than the plastic, pollution isn't talked about that much. There are still thousands of American autos coming in every month. Mighty obliged for the chat Len.
@markduncan66902 жыл бұрын
This guy does not sound too optimistic!
@tedmanders4702 жыл бұрын
Is this the only video you have on this car?
@dotrat13672 жыл бұрын
I bought a 3 month old 1980 Dodge Challenger 2.6l 5 speed. It was my first new car. Great car. The 2.6 had balance shafts that balanced that motor so well. Ahead of its time. four wheel disk brakes, electric mirrors, full gages. 5 speed was geared really well. That's a 2 barrel carb. Runs on one, kicks in the secondary when you floor it. At 80000 miles, the carb went south. I replaced it with a new Weber carb. Simple swap, except the rotating throttle linkage rotated the opposite direction. Easy fix at the gas pedal linkage. Ahead of its time in many ways. The original carb would fast idle on a cold winter day in Massachusetts, and when it warmed up, it would idle down by itself. I remember lots of springs and bimetalic gizmos made it work. I had a blast in that car. It was faster that most cars from the 80s. Keep up the fight. Those Mits-pars are hard to find. 😃
@terryuland65024 ай бұрын
My father purchased a 1978 Plymouth Sapporo (basically same car as this except that was a 5 speed) in the early 80's and said the same thing as you, that it was a luxury auto, he was really proud of things like lights on the doors and console, remote mirrors, and carpet and a light in the trunk. Yea I'd have saved myself a ton of grief had I switched to Weber haha. But I do have the next episode done and should be up in a few days and part of that does have the bimetallic choke spring and fast idle cam adjustment and so forth.
@windowcreek17982 жыл бұрын
This make and power train were issued as police cars. With the Tbird engine, I wonder if it was a police car....Cheers.
@pd82062 жыл бұрын
3/4 ton shud b uh 1 ton !!
@pd82062 жыл бұрын
K1500 , shudn't dat b uh k3500
@herbgreen35992 жыл бұрын
Enjoyed
@ervingoertzen72332 жыл бұрын
Gee , maybe you should have cut the one limb you wouldn’t have torn of the bumper
@thekingsilverado84192 жыл бұрын
That appears to be thee 289 lightning pack motor... Some came with a 1bbl carb some had the Ford Carter bbl. With that rounded off oil bath air cleaner without wasting my time on this click bait it is a 1bbl carb..
@thekingsilverado84192 жыл бұрын
That appears to be thee 289 lightning pack motor... Some came with a 1bbl carb some had the Ford Carter bbl. With that rounded off oil bath air cleaner without wasting my time on this click bait it is a 1bbl carb..
@thekingsilverado84192 жыл бұрын
Just what in the hell is a Thunderbird engine??? Those came with 6cyl engines 289 and all the rest... What dopey statement to open a video... My brother inlaw asked me way back in the 80s to work on I think was an 87 or 88 Tbird... I opened the hood to expect to find a 302 or a common place 351... The damn thing had a 460 in it... He special ordered it and most folks today would not believe that motor fits that 80 Tbird platform. That was thee specific reasons he called a specialist meaning me... That big block had to come up and out of that thing just to put not only plugs in it but you could not even get to the wires let alone the power steering and pollution junk on it.. It promptly went to a salvage yard once I broke the news to my brother inlaw...
@milokerrigan72562 жыл бұрын
Mitsubishi Starion where i’m from (NZ) great little car, had a mitsi with the same motor! Can’t remember the fuel line layout sorry but good wee engine when running well!
@robertsnyder51492 жыл бұрын
It's most likely a 312 engine because it has the T-pot 4 barrel on it.
@opera932 жыл бұрын
Interestingly, an idea:: I had a 4-door 56 Fairl@ne , low low Miles( freak accident total): it we heard Rumours, some 312, early Pursuits……?? Any other news on 312s? *****. Lot of Engine questions here, FROM everyone,,,,, ( my first car age 15 , was **57 Engine (289, ??? Carter 4BBL) in **54 2 DR V8 FORD , mildly Customized by Mechanic, Dad found)…..
@robertsnyder51492 жыл бұрын
It's either a 292 or 312 engine.
@Kysushanz2 жыл бұрын
I learnt to drive in a 54 Ford Customline - wrote off a brand new [just from the showroom] PABX Vauxhall sitting at the bottom of our street when I was returning home! Hardly a mark on the old Ford! Great old car - we later had a 59er and I loved driving that.
@lylespeed28212 жыл бұрын
Had one in 1971 312 tbird with the Paxton supercharger very fast car
@jerrydaniel25412 жыл бұрын
Nope sounds terrible it's not firing on all 8 cylinder, she wants to run with right mechanic, sorry
@Santafefrank2 жыл бұрын
Thanks
@randyriggs54632 жыл бұрын
Kind of reminds me of the car that my mom used to have. A Chrysler TC3. Not a good car. Always having motor problems.
@Charger19082 жыл бұрын
I hope you unbolted the bumper before you pulled it with the tractor. Have you ever heard of a chainsaw? By the way it’s a 312 “Y” block engine.
@opera93 Жыл бұрын
Thanks, interestingly I bought a 1956* , very Low mikes, Florida Car: Four Door+** TBIRD ENGINE , thinking it was 292/4 **BBL…as 312 ,etc were 1957 Engines??? ODDLY , I REMEMBERED IT as Dual Exhaust thru Bumper, Fender **Skirts, Ps, PB, AUTO…..Unfortunately, totalled in few months , freak accident