Let's go for a ride in my new friend Russ' 1927 FORD MODEL T

Russ explains Ford Model T's while he gives me a ride. Be more like Russ.

[@mikey82886]

Makes you appreciate the cars we have now… such a complex process then. You had to understand how engines worked rather than “turn key… car go vroom”

[@Brandon-ul7sb]

Just people are lazy now a day

[@mikey82886]

@@Brandon-ul7sb I’d like to see even 25% of people not burn out a clutch on a standard transmission… won’t happen

[@DmytroBaldr82]

What a nice car, and what a great condition! Thanks for the video!

[@DMACmoto]

You bet!

[@splender88]

This looks so primitive today but back in the twenties, this was considered state of the art and a big step up from horse-drawn wagons. Really makes you appreciate how far the automobile has come.

[@DMACmoto]

I agree

[@brianellison3525]

Not to detract from the fact that it was a great step up, the whole concept of the T was inexpensive simplicity. So it was never "state of the art." Henry never worried about refining the car, he was more concerned with developing new ways to manufacture cars faster. Their were far more refined cars. They were just not available in the numbers produced by ford. I love my 27 Dodge Brothers coupe. Nicer transmission. Be well. 🙂

[@omarcurrossimon7927]

This was the most beautiful year for the model T, I'd say

[@shantyshitter3163]

Beautiful T model. Watching your video took me back to good times riding with my Grandpa in his T roadster. That was back in the 50's & early 60's. Times gone by.

[@DMACmoto]

Glad you enjoyed it, sounds like great memories

[@allentoyokawa9068]

It does go fast enough for seat belts lol, those cars even at low speeds are dangerous.. Cool though!

[@DMACmoto]

Sure was cool, can be dangerous indeed.

[@SolimanGrundy-qp1hc]

My Papa’s first car was a 1926 model. He told me that between 1929 and 1939 , there were significant advances in the electrical systems of cars. I agree, that watching this KZbin makes me appreciate how much easier it is to start and drive a modern car.

[@COPPERSTATETREASURES]

Beautiful Model T! Its in great condition. Thanks for sharing!

[@DMACmoto]

Sure is, Thanks for watching!

[@superinquisitor]

Russ looks like a great friend to have.

[@DMACmoto]

amazing guy.

[@ulissesribeiro5278]

Fantastic. Congratulations for your old car.

[@marial8235]

Russ is a cool dude!❤

[@caddyman7725]

Looks like a '26 or '27. I have a '26 that is a Roadster. Needs work, but it's so fun and interesting! This one is very nice!

[@DMACmoto]

Right on! i think it is a '27

[@carltwidle9046]

Great old car. 1927 my father was born that year.

[@DMACmoto]

That’s awesome. Cheers

[@PaulJFleischer]

What a cool machine that is.

[@DMACmoto]

Sure is

[@tom165983]

Very cool car. Take good care of her

[@paulnicholson1906]

Nice car. Sounds good. I have a 23 touring. As you say you have to get the knack of the choke starting it but once you get it they start right up as long as something isn’t wrong with it. Yours looks very standard which is nice. The only thing non standard on mine is the horn. My wife said you need an oogah horn so I installed one instead of the standard vibrator horn.

[@jimcosgrove292]

Good video I have a 1925 2 door. Watching from Seguin Texas

[@DMACmoto]

Right on! Thank you

[@grahamparr3933]

Beautiful, I would be extremely tempted to go over it with a duster.

[@DMACmoto]

You and me both!

[@SergLa]

Хороший сюжет. Хотелось бы взглянуть также и на самолёт с двигателем от Форда, про который тут была речь. A good plot. I would also like to take a look at the plane with the Ford engine, which was discussed here.

[@Dylaaan22]

"I appreciate the old vehicles"..

[@RicardoSantos-yj8fs]

Parabéns e obrigado por me permitirem "passear" com vocês nesse lindo modelo T sedan 4 portas.

[@DMACmoto]

De nada, obrigado pelas palavras gentis

[@davidkosach3095]

This old truck started better than most new trucks today lol

[@DMACmoto]

Haha!

[@lordjim1]

I believe that it costs a fortune to restore this classic car. I had some experience in helping a friend to restore his 1948 Austin. It was a great pleasure especially in finding the original window linings.

[@Rod-bp8ow]

This is what they call HEAD TURNER and TIME CAPSULE, it knows its purpose eversince, that is why it is a STEAM ENGINE, it has anticipated COMPLETE MOBILITY, as well as ENVIRONMENT FRIENDLINESS designed for commuters, vehicles enthusiast, collectors, where the BRAND does not know LOSS, only GUARANTEED and WARRANTIES of SUCCESS. Cost of living is very much FORTUNATE and CERTAIN..complete mobility at its BEST...up up and RUNNING, GRANDPA knows QUALITY passed on to GENERATIONS. GREAT always are THE ANSWERS..

[@barryphillips7327]

''better than looking at a horses butt'' 🤣🤣

[@DMACmoto]

my favorite part.

[@davidmalo7509]

When I was in High School my dad had a 1926 T. One day I asked if he still had it and could I drive it. It had been in storage for about 5 years, had to charge the battery, but it started right up. I used to have so much fun in that car. We had the original window sticker, $495 + $2 for electric start and $1 for the tire pump.

[@DMACmoto]

Ain’t that somethin’! Wow. $498 for something special.

[@gregschultz2029]

Thank You

[@earllsimmins9373]

Cool

[@BigBorb]

What a cool gentleman

[@DMACmoto]

last of it's kind

[@jaimepalma2417]

Felistasiones a los grandes maestros mecánicos favulosos estraordinario maravilloso son los mejores del mundo mejor del mundo saludos cordiales dé la república de Chile por la razón o la fuerza

[@salazarslytherin6575]

Love the Model T If I ever had the eyesight to drive a car that would be my dream car. What year is she from? It’s after 1919, because it has a key and electric ignition that much I do know.

[@DMACmoto]

awesome! i believe its a '27

[@KenthGustafsson300]

All v-8 engines but this 4 banger has the nicest sound that an engine can have

[@gonzalogochicoa6815]

Nice wheels Mc Fly .... really really

[@scottkane3776]

Have you heard of John Hardy in Mass.he use to refurbish them?

[@DMACmoto]

I have not actually

[@josephmayotte8879]

Where are you in Massachusetts? I'm in Lowell.

[@scottkane3776]

Have you heard of John Hardy? He use to refurbish them?in Mass

[@brentneves3602]

Brilliant!

[@peterstraub567]

Thank you!

[@DMACmoto]

You're welcome!

[@andrewkoerner8315]

Time to hot rod it with a Frontenac ohv 4 banger. Lol

[@DMACmoto]

OH BOY

[@jeromebreeding3302]

A GM 186 ci. four with a 5 spd.would be my choice.

[@MrKim-kv2vv]

Reminds me of “mother” in Mother the car tv series.

[@oreally8605]

And I thought just getting my driver's license was hard..

[@juliocesarcosta3251]

Muito bom , vê esta preciosidade very good ,,,

[@enriquerodriguezmoreno4017]

Hermoso Auto 😍 lo venden 😍 ahun estará disponible 😍? Les mando un cordial saludo y un fuerte abrazo desde Coacalco Edo Mex 😀 MÉXICO 😃🤗👍👌😍👋🏼.

[@TAHIRNAQASH696]

imagine robbing a bank and this is your getaway car😄

[@benderbendingrofriguez3300]

Imagine being a bank robber back in 1927, and you use one of these as a getaway vehicule.

[@DMACmoto]

Haha i cannot even imagine. Im sure it still happened!

[@matthall8902]

One thing i learned watching old silent-era movies was the cops primarily used motorcycles back in the 1920's. Good luck getting away from a motorcycle even in a faster car.

[@charlespapineau5428]

It's like driving a tractor.

[@Brandon-ul7sb]

They sure don't make them like they use to, when cars were cool in my opinion

[@BHARGAV_GAJJAR]

The car runs nearly 100 years later says something about engineering

[@edwardzamorski3711]

No plastic on that car all metal

[@DMACmoto]

How we like ‘em!

[@jeromebreeding3302]

An attractive car, but don't think I could live with that planetary tranny, or just twenty hp.

[@DMACmoto]

Right?! Slow and noisy. Special occasions only.

[@neillillo4748]

Built when men were men not the little pussycats of today !