Will it start? overhauled Model T engine.

[@lindco82]

I loved the excitement of you on it being started on the magneto! Nice job !

[@paulnicholson1906]

nice Chevy. I had one of those with a three on the tree back in the day. I also have a T in the garage, a 1923 touring. I just took out a piston and had to rewire the safety wire on the rod bolt. Several years ago I had the mag short out and now I know where that bit of wire came from!

[@onewhocollects6781]

Cool. Yep, they're a lot of fun. That has happened to me too. A small piece of wire got in the post and shorted it out.

[@shedbythetracks]

Congratulations! Were those modern hose clamps?.... I can hear the mob with pitchforks forming in the street...Ha! Cheers

[@VintageCruiser-i6u]

I guess the Head Gasket goes on dry ------- would think by now they would be spraying a little sealer on for added protection ---- like how the manifold is held on ------ little spreader bars ------- wonder if they broke a lot -------- In hand cranking ------ have you ever had it ----- Kick Back ------ I think one is supposed to grab the handle a certain way so you don't get hurt ------ It's looking good ------ I bet you can't wait to get her on the road ------- Thanks for sharing with us ------ An Era that I bet a lot of us never got to see ----- but only stories and tales of how it use to be ----- It's nice you take us along in the rebuild / repair of a Model T ------ Hope you have a Great Week ------- Rodney

[@gwstubbs7046]

Good job, these things always take longer than you had planed.

[@mlackey9812]

I enjoy your videios. I'm a daily driver of model A's as well as a craftsman/tradesman. Like your 'stuff'

[@madman-pv9qd]

The Ford Model T, as usual the simplest way between two points

[@jryer1]

Excellent content. Love the Model T work you do!

[@TheDistur]

I'll probably never own one but it's cool to hear about all the differences across the years. A bit like the Ford tractors I'm used to.

[@thesaintdiscjockeyentertai5741]

Another excellent video. Quite an undertaking. Thanks for sharing your expertise with us.

[@ronroberts1944]

Congratulations!! Good for you. The victory celebration at the 20:51 says it all, I have felt that feeling with my Model A. I love your videos keep them coming.

[@lyndatomlins3448]

[Quote]..." theoretically it should work....but these laugh at the face of theory " This & you driving in thongs is classic. Cheers.

[@pstreetgarage7304]

Nice job !

[@MrJeep75]

Very cool car

[@mundanestuff]

you have really good audio, and congrats on getting that engine running, it's a rare treat to hear that sound

[@onewhocollects6781]

Thank you, I try.

[@craigroberts3982]

Excellent work. Love the T.

[@brianmatthews9697]

Nice job, looking good. Where do you store this? Looks like you need a fairly tall garage with the top up. I like the horn too and I bet your neighbors get a kick out of it.

[@onewhocollects6781]

That is an ongoing problem with these cars, I have to fold the top down to get in the garage. Not ideal, but it works.

[@venussavage]

You continue to inspire. Of course it will start!

[@davedeatherage4902]

Great work my friend, I've been learning Diy Automotive repair off KZbin for 7 years or so now on modern automobiles, but I'm very interested in early automobiles of model 'A's and model 'T's 😊. You present excellent content in your videos. Thank you! ( Do you have a way to donate funds to your endeavors sir?)

[@onewhocollects6781]

Thank you very much, I try. I'm not excepting donations at this point, but thanks anyway.

[@edselsadventures]

Good stuff, thanks for sharing!

[@clydeb7788]

Hello nice job on the engine rebuild I would like to know if you would sell the gas tank I have very good center drain

[@truthreigns7]

17:33 i thought you were going to lose your head on the garage door.

[@pablo4015]

Muy bueno! Hermoso auto!

[@nightstorm9128]

You can say you don't care,,,But we all know deep down that you care,,

[@jaywon555]

T looking good, I just had 1 question, I have a 24 touring T that I will be tackling that's all in crates, how much did you spend on your T's getting them on the road from a derelict condition ? or how much would you spend on restoring one to drivable condition, not pebble beach standards? I know it's a hard question, assume the engine and transmission are ok.

[@onewhocollects6781]

Since I do my own interiors and pretty much get the paint done for cost, I've been able to finish one for about 5,000. give or take.

[@grahamdonges8921]

Thank you.

[@locodefra]

Son leyendas.

[@JonOffgrid]

😎👍

[@rnwagner]

Are your videos really out of focus or is it my system? I just switched to the new better greater Google router today.

[@chuckotto7021]

yaaaaaaaaaa!!!