A restoration story of a 107 year old race car

A Talk about how a 1915 ford racer works

[@toboldygo5823]

That is an amazingly beautiful machine that you built you should be proud that you did that with your hands ❤😎👍🏻✨

[@nat9909]

Really unique. One of the best restorations on KZbin. I can't imagine how much fun it would be on a tight packed dirt track or banked wood track. Thanks!

[@motorv8N]

Fantastic machine. Congratulations on such a fine build. Yes, let’s see it run!

[@klayskoolstuff7039]

Driving video coming soon! Thanks for the comments too!

[@rickhudson6743]

Boy oh boy, you sure did an incredible job of building yourself a period speedster.

[@klayskoolstuff7039]

Thanks, It sure was fun to research & build!

[@federicolibonatti2124]

Excelent Job!!!!!!!!!!! I love every datail !

[@klayskoolstuff7039]

Thanks!!!!!!!

[@VintageCarHistory]

I've seen some model T's done up in period race trim, but this is the bomb! Well done!

[@bernardreeves5028]

Wow you made a really job of putting that together, all the proper little touches in the right places! I built a prewar racer replica myself but have to admit yours looks way more authentic under close scrutiny than mine..

[@klayskoolstuff7039]

Thanks a lot! Check out my other one it's even better.

[@bernardreeves5028]

@@klayskoolstuff7039 Checking it out right now!

[@bantamsescort]

Wow, for something so simple looking, you have put a lot of time and effort into it. Love it!

[@stephenhenion8304]

Great set o' wheels!!! Love to see how you followed your dreams!🇺🇸🎩🇺🇸🎩🇺🇸

[@johnlewin5277]

Beautiful motorcar! I love everything about it, you are a clever man.

[@speedmachine69]

What a beautiful object..... fantastic work...

[@elosogonzalez8739]

Congratulations on such a beautiful automobile. Great video!

[@TexRenner]

Too cool!

[@oldschoolmotorsickle]

Lovely lovely creation. I bet she really flies!

[@klayskoolstuff7039]

Thanks to you and every one , I can't wait for spring and take it to some cars & coffee get together's

[@DavidLucas-hf1cx]

Beautiful job.. Love your paint work too

[@naughtmoses]

Looks like a Cragar high-compression / high-water-flow head on a Model T block. Those were fairly common on short, dirt-track racers from the mid-teens to the early 1930s, actually. People like the great Frank Lockhart started their careers with these cars. VERY nice restoration on this one.

[@klayskoolstuff7039]

Thanks The head is a Waukesha Ricardo dated 1917... I also have a rajo head but it runs so awesome I don't want to mess with it.

[@garyvs.carsmore4607]

Outstanding! Gary

[@justinhoyes2820]

Amazing! Good work I love it!!

[@scottmeeker9971]

Thank you, love it 👍

[@hectormcarmonadiaz9184]

Love it,>/ssuper,very interesting,Thank you

[@TomTurner704]

Excellent!

[@wayneandrus240]

Truly an amzing work of Art. I am envious of people that can do this work! Where is the CPU?

[@klayskoolstuff7039]

In my brain!

[@stevenherrington4380]

Beautiful,,nice job

[@klayskoolstuff7039]

Thanks Bro!

[@Ogsonofgroo]

A stunning little beasty, well done Sir, well done! You haz new sub :)

[@barryphillips7327]

Model T or A frame unless i am mistaken, in the day those T engines used about 5.5--1 compression.

[@TR_Swan]

I saw your 'First Start in Years' video and then saw this. I love it. What a fun car. I have wanted to build a T speedster for a while. In the planning phase right now. Friends of mine keep telling to me build an A. I think I'll have to build both and will likely start with a T first. So you have a floor throttle?

[@klayskoolstuff7039]

Yeah I put a floor & hand throttle , check out my 1931 racer I built

[@Iowa599]

Aren't grinding & cutting discs (ie: whiz wheel) made of something like friction clutch material?

[@klayskoolstuff7039]

I think the friction discs are a lot softer

[@williamfisk4841]

What car did the radiator come from ?

[@klayskoolstuff7039]

No one can identify it Most likely hand made in the teen's

[@williamfisk4841]

@@klayskoolstuff7039 Very Kool!

[@williamfisk4841]

@@klayskoolstuff7039 Is the body aluminum?

[@klayskoolstuff7039]

yep aluminum

[@MuggaVirtualPilotMVP]

Radiator is from a FIAT 501