1930 Ford Model A - Part II - We need more Liquid Wrench !

[@keithwarkentin]

That is absolutely amazing that you found the crank but it also amazes me that you could still order one and they made it exactly like the original one!!!

[@duginvirginia5737]

Thank you...it was quite a find. If you have time, you can watch the lattest video where we actually got the motor running. Thank you for your time.

[@jeremyedgell9989]

So cool I'd love to find something like that!! When I was a kid me and my friends would come across grave yards of old cars all the time. Lots of fun. The only thing I have model A wise is wrenches.

[@duginvirginia5737]

Thank you, yes, seems there are always some type of Ford sparkplug wrench, commonly, at most flea markets and antique shops. Very neat finds.

[@Streetfox5.0]

Neat Stuff there. I like Virginia

[@duginvirginia5737]

Thank you

[@JustSayin993]

Looking forward to Part 3

[@duginvirginia5737]

Thank you for watching. We are up to Part 10 now with the car in the shop where we can work on the motor.

[@gregwddriver]

The crank would have been stored under the seat...when it was still there. The seat dissolved away and the crank dropped to the ground. Retrieval is half the fun.

[@duginvirginia5737]

Thank you. Was the base of the seat hollow, like a tool box? I just can't imagine how long it would have taken for everything to simply disolve to time like this. But, makes perfect sence where the crank was found...thank you.