Ford Model A Engine Removal. Old 96 Model A Ford Club of South Carolina

Today we take an engine out for a new club member! He plans in using the car in a family wedding. Join the Old 96 District Model A Ford Club of Greenwood SC as we all pitch in together!
To join or find out more about membership see our link here www.old96as.com/

[@charlesdalton985]

Thank you so much, learned a few more things. You all worked well together and looked like you had fun too. ~ Chuck

[@pumpkintown]

Thanks Chuck so much for watching! This is the best Model A Club! Great Folks!

[@alexiskai]

Some interesting aftermarket parts on the engine they pulled out. Wireless lower plate, single distributor shaft, steel crank pulley, etc. All frowned upon nowadays.

[@pumpkintown]

Thankfully that engine is history!

[@dickdaley9059]

This is a demonstration of why to join a Model A club in your area. Many hands make light work. 🇺🇸

[@pumpkintown]

Couldn’t agree more brother!

[@elljon1]

Thanks for posting this! I've been involved in several A engine swaps and I always pick up a few helpful tips to try the next time.

[@pumpkintown]

Hear hear that is why I posted this one! Never hurts to see another camera angle or viewpoint!

[@ModelARickLasCruces]

Teamwork and a great learning experience!

[@pumpkintown]

Yes indeed! Thanks for the comment Rick!

[@pablo4015]

Muy bueno!, saludos desde Argentina

[@pumpkintown]

Greetings brother from South Carolina! Thank you!

[@barbaracabrera207]

TFS!!

[@pumpkintown]

Thanks for watching!

[@truthreigns7]

00:22 this picture is in the magazine "The Restorer" from the M.A.F.C.A. on page 50, lower right hand corner

[@pumpkintown]

Yay!! I gotta know who this is? Have me met before? Thanks for your comments as always!

[@truthreigns7]

@@pumpkintown I am the one who commented on your Praising God and and when you say if the Lord allows. We have shared praises to our Lord Jesus Christ before.