It's alive! - 1954 Ford F600 Car Hauler Build part 25

[@AlisterRobbie]

I love the sheer joy on Jeff’s face when he starts it and it keeps running. So much happiness.

[@MarkDurl]

The look on your face when you hit the key for the first time and it started. Priceless.....

[@matthewgati751]

Got to love it when Jeff gets his engines running for the first time 👍🏻

[@sundownerbuild6708]

Just needs to pull it out and put it back in half a dozen times to make sure,,,😂

[@craigconroy3785]

lots of mile stone moments & cheering you on when the hauler started up 😎 that wiring looked scary when you first got it all out, well done in putting the lot together.

[@FanatikBuilds]

22:46 there’s many obstacles to overcome in these projects, but it’s always great to see your enthusiasm when it finally just works! 👏 Nice job on the wipers by the way Jeff, gosh you made that look easier than I remember 😜

[@HomeBuiltByJeff]

Haha. Your wipers are next level. I just kept it simple for this one ;)

[@FanatikBuilds]

@@HomeBuiltByJeff cheers my friend 🙂 You’re doing a great job!

[@rjung_ch]

Here for that algorytm and the fun Jeff! Cheers 👍💪✌

[@Low760]

Algorithm. Is your autocorrect broken?

[@rjung_ch]

@@Low760 Oops, obviously. But I am thankful you found it. Vielen Dank!

[@poorboyman5565]

The look on your face Jeff when you first try to start the engine thinking that there was no fuel to the engine was priceless. The FrankenHauler will be awesome when you finish it.

[@88Frank]

Sunday morning with a coffee and watching this. Perfect!

[@ThrottleStopGarage]

First start videos are the best! Another great video.

[@HomeBuiltByJeff]

Thanks mate :D

[@peterferryman4905]

Good thing happens to good people 😊

[@MicahBell_1860]

Keep it simple, stoopid, & keep on truckin'

[@bake162]

Nice touch with the Throttle Stop Garage tshirt Jeff

[@glensgraphix]

Bought 2 of the Jack Knobs. 1 as a spare. Got a little excited when I opened the parcel and tried to fit one immediately. Little bit baffled at how it was a bit wonky. Thought I'd look at it later. Went back and had a closer look at them and realised they were a very firm fit. This time I whacked it on, literally. I used a hammer! It fits perfectly!!! It's not coming off anytime soon. So happy you made these and offered them for sale!!! No more fiddling around with that friggin handle on the cylinder valve and have it fall off or not go on properly! That 3D printer will have paid for itself soon. Thanks Jeff!

[@HomeBuiltByJeff]

Awesome. Glad they worked as they should. Simple little things make life easier ;)

[@Rat_Poison_Devil]

👍

[@paulwhite7475]

Its a Toyota dude . They just work . And I would use rod ends in the wiper mech because you still have metal on metal in the direction of the load

[@djnmv]

Well done Jeff, got a few boxes ticked in this episode! With the fuel filter location, just perhaps consider that if you can’t get the engine running due to a fuel issue, you may not be able to move the tray back to access the filter/hand pump?

[@peterwarner8541]

Amazing progress. Glad it wasn’t strung out over ten years and three thousand episodes….

[@tim205Mi]

Ah! That feeling you get when an engine starts on a project just cant be beaten! good one Jeff! 👍🍺

[@hrgiyzueghe]

Nice to hear some CHUGGA CHUGGA CHUGGA Jeff!

[@aitkerson]

Awesome progressmate! We'll done

[@russellhammond4373]

Jeff, you are getting there. Always great entertainment.

[@TwinPotMan]

Jeff excited? Perhaps just a little!😀

[@Pstaines439]

Excellent stuff Jeff. You look like a boy on christmas morning!

[@S-T-E-V-E]

21:42 Ah that reminds me of the first time I put 6x9 Speakers in the door cards of my old Isuzu Trooper in my early 20's, I got them all installed working great and then I tried to roll down the window! Doh! 😖😂👌

[@tomsmith3411]

Mrs Jeff bought you a polo shirt!!

[@davidklauer3422]

Favorite Sunday morning entertainment God is great!

[@johnnysmith863]

Woohoo! Carpets and windscreen and yer done! ;)

[@adamsime4019]

Sunday morning joyful viewing. You are cracking ahead.

[@andypedroza]

never jumped on a video so quick after seeing the title

[@TigerRogers0660]

Great work & great progress Jeff !! Top thinking with that wiper setup!!

[@benixs90]

I thinck the foot knob ist maybe to activate the engine break. Mostly near the footrest. I saw it in similar vehicules. By the way great Project👍

[@peterbonnez]

Wonderful work on wiring and wipers.

[@Pats-Shed]

That wiper linkage will drive you crazy after a while when it screeches across the screen. You need to use some M8 rod ends (rose joints) to join the wiper arms to the motor crank (stack them on top of each other)

[@karimhuerta597]

That’s the seat ejector!! Be careful!! 😂

[@Torch4ya]

It's so satisfying when all the electrical works! Way to go!

[@duncangilson9642]

Fantastic to hear it starting ! I love your enthusiasm and delight when things come together ! Just brilliant ....!

[@johngibson3837]

Hey up mate was nice for Jeff not to get covered in diesel whilst bleeding the system, congratulations on first start it's always a milestone

[@hughjohnson2674]

It’s an external passenger door opening button. Usually located under the LHS adjacent to the front bumper.

[@jay73jb]

I hate wiring just gives me a headache,respect to you

[@fredericrike5974]

Looked like a lot of wins in the shop this episode! A wiring harness is just a bundle of wires and terminations- maybe valuable if you are putting it into exactly the car it came out of; marking every plug and wire for function before you stripped it out was the very best way to do that- and you've proven it here. Same "proper planning stuff you got in your fire /rescue training; no fault here, just noting that good habits kept up make for more success down the pike. Loved the redux on the Coaster W/S wiper- simple, to the point and you kept a bunch of well made Toyota parts in it. Frankenhauler is really showing how different a lot of Americans go about this with a credit card; I'm sure you have one, but the stuff isn't there to buy, so you make it yourself! Something America needs to remember.

[@S-T-E-V-E]

Old Diesel Engines are amazing, they just run forever! 😂

[@garagemonkeysan]

It's alive! Great video. Kudos!

[@brianshorey]

Yay! I swear I could smell that diesel over here when you first started it.

[@ronintres6757]

great job done and a running engine, congratulations! 🎊🎊 It was another fun video to watch and I now know how a windshield wiper motor works👍🏻🙂

[@michaelw4620]

Sounds like every KS swap on KZbin 😂 fantastic work 🎉👍

[@bigmac60]

Excellent week. This could be a short series 😂

[@jeremypowell107]

Wow I can’t believe you got that running so quickly I thought that would be the next few episodes at least 😅 can’t wait to see what you tackle next!

[@jimclarke1108]

Well Jeff all your experience is paying off, piece of cake, wipers and all👍

[@allanpepper9651]

Well that was easy, surprised us all…. Well done.

[@ametti000]

Huge progress this week. Jeff's excited.

[@nickbowring7658]

How good! So happy for you Jeff!! SO much easier for you and so much time saved. no wonder youre so pumped !!

[@chrisoo8998]

Lucky you labelled wiring. I'll be doing that next time on project in other projects I never did so I no the pain of wiring

[@couttsy222]

Congratulations, Jeff!

[@waynethomas6515]

Sunday morning with Jeff ❤

[@otanica]

I put a 2000 Hilux loom and ecu/tcu into my 1965 Commer van. had to lengthen alot of wires but the engine and auto run great with the factory tuning/cold start etc. was well worth the effort.

[@ewanstewart8011]

I think that motor must be self bleeding because of the length of pipping in the system, great progress and success on the gearbox shifter mechanism Jeff 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍🏻

[@geniferteal4178]

You put this off for a while.You could say it was a looming issue😊

[@phillynch6295]

Wow, so much progress in one episode!

[@geniferteal4178]

You had a clear vision for the wiper assembly.😊 your words not mine. Well played.

[@Bigg_Nige]

Great progress Jeff, love it when it starts first time! 👏

[@stevenwest1494]

Here for the algorithm, liked and subscribed. Thanks for every video

[@tonyjover]

Nice one, Jeff! How about making the exhaust the next job?

[@jondrew6761]

Great work mate.

[@alman-world]

Another reason to LOVE diesel. Near fool proof.

[@audreyleithes2994]

The only time you would need the fuel primer is if you run out or change the fuel filter so not a big deal ,the reason Diesel are not as load without a silencer is that the combustion process is a controlled burn not like petrol which is a explosion (Bang) great job mate.

[@georgedamouras3454]

Congratulations mate I'm glad you are winning with your truck 🎉

[@adamgilesconcoursdelegance9302]

Well done Jeff!, most of all … hope Mrs Jeff is pleased 😅😂

[@DansFFR]

Did wire diet on my Cobra kit car, that was a monster to deal with when rushed. 9 years later took the time to finally indulge in removing unnecessary wiring making the engine compartment look less crowded... Lucky you that you did mark all your wiring, I didn't! However, I did have the factory wire diagrams and shop manuals from the dealerships. Immensely enjoying this build and seeing how it all turns out. Keep it going as I will be looking forward to the next episodes! Dan D. Maryland, USA

[@virusjohn8310]

Congrats on getting it running Jeff! sounds sweet for an old diesel, it'll sound even better once you've got a turbo on there too. Just a quick thought, have you ever thought about making 'fun facts with mrs jeff supercuts'? A video of all of the FFWMJ sections per marque, seems to me that people might be interested in hearing the whole story in one piece and also the content is already made so could be relatively easy to stitch together and upload? Oh and im not sure about the coaster specifically but buses over here in the UK used to have a momentary floor button as an interlock on the doors so you had to take your foot of the accelerator and press the interlock before the open and close buttons worked.

[@E.T.GARAGE]

It's Running Congratulation Jeff. 👍😎👍

[@alanpaulick7815]

Great Jeff you making progress. Thanks for sharing and take care.

[@Ride2Xplore]

That was a Huge relief! Keep it on! Great Job!

[@michaelyoung6614]

Love watching this build. ❤

[@aceadman]

Such a cool build. Such a cool Jeff. The Toyforda lives. And wipes! 😊👍👍

[@kevingayadeen7253]

GOOD ON YAH MATTIE, IT WORKS IT'S ALIVE. YOU SHOULD PUT YOUR LOGO ON YOUR BOLT HEADS, FUEL CAP, WHEEL CAPS AND BEST YET PRESSED OUT ON THE BONNET AND DOORS IT WOULD LOOK GREAT.

[@SkylarkCamperAdventures]

So good to see you so happy when it all worked, great when a plan comes together 👍

[@nunyaf-nbizness]

Any of the following will make welding upside down easier as you eliminate the worry of getting burned. welding sleeves, a full jacket, or a caped sleeve set that you can snap an apron to. Easy Peasy

[@kent3917]

Button is definitely to open the side door on the bus. Same as on our later model bus. It makes Coasters one of the easiest vehicles to get in to. It works when ignition is off and all doors locked.

[@mfl950]

Oh well done , getting it started and the rear lights work 👏,

[@iankelleher5072]

Sounds sweet, cant beat old toyotas. Nice to have an easy win🎉🎉

[@woncameron24]

Congrats. She’s. Runner. Well done.

[@300DBenz]

20:15 I spent most of Friday laying on my back welding the underside of a 2007 GMC Sierra. Showering in weld spatter hurts.

[@robinfoster7597]

Great work Jeff, another interesting video. :)

[@Bobafixit]

Great work Jeff 👍🏻

[@leebrackstone9256]

Amazing Jeff. It’s nice to see your progress coming together. Just wiring is a pain for me as to much of it to actually hide away

[@donfinch862]

Well done Jeff, it's going ahead in leaps and bounds. Gotta love it, cheers

[@willemjordaan4108]

Nice job , Jeff. Greetings from South Africa!! ❤

[@billmcintosh1242]

Great progress Jeff, Going well because your using the original bus parts as you intended! Keep up the fantastic progress! Bill Mc

[@androskalivari2996]

Greetings from Milford CT USA, I never miss your shows, keep them coming!!!

[@davidcoates9123]

Brilliant. Well done Jeff mate.

[@benjamin4827]

Nice! Goals achieved 👌🏾 Herschell grease? Proudly 🇿🇦, it's our Client here in Jhb 👍🏾

[@rogeralbans4082]

Gee you have scored well with the engine, it isn't even that smokie considering it was a bus that usually have a hard life.

[@williamsc57m]

Only Toyota can start after a long Time. Take a Renault and push it 😂😂 What a pleasure to see all weeks this job go on.

[@stuartd9741]

6:00 That button could it be for an ejector seat 😆

[@ercolebarrile8045]

nice sound

[@RexMonty1]

That knob could be an inertia switch to reset the cutout on the fuel supply in the event of an impact.

[@stephenkeeffe4940]

You've just got to love Toyota reliability.

[@AlexanderLarkin]

Nice going, Jeff!

[@andydelapoer]

Bravo Jeff

[@ChrisArmstrong-ir3fg]

G’day Jeff, Love your work mate, Looks like you were lucky as the coaster engine, self bled. So that worked out well for you. Being a 1971 year model haha!! I used brass bushes, which solved most rubbing issues. I was happy to see Mrs Jeff talk about the famous B/C car, including where the car is now, how many holes she has and of course the famous letter. I personally believe that this car is definitely part of the Ford V8 history. Well done all round. Cheers mouse

[@2512MaTHias]

The driver’s side wiper arm might possibly swing too far to the outside, depending on the length of the wiper you want to use. Please check, maybe you might shorten the lever of this wiper at the motor to 40 mm (or lengthen to 45 mm ???) and readjust its position on the axle a little bit. Otherwise your wiper might swing far outside the windshield… „If it’s worth doing, it’s worth doing twice!“ 😂😂😂 Just an impression. Great success overall, congrats! 👍