Will it run after 74 years 1923 ford model t
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- čas přidán 15. 05. 2024
- Will this 1923 ford model t run after 74 years this 23 model t has 1926 engine and transmission
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“Today we have a 1912 White Star Line ocean liner, she’s been sittin for about 112 years, but today we’re gonna get her runnin and driving across the Atlantic”
🙌 😂 He could do it!!!
I could see this happening also.
As long as he stays away from the 1940 German Battleship, that’ll be fine. 😂
Fair amount of water in the block. That might be a bad sign.
Give him a drum 🛢️ of Marvelous Mystery Oil 🤔...
I'd bet on him for the WIN !! 😉✌️
You're so upbeat!
Please come to my funeral - you'll open up the casket and get me running again.
He should have gloves, eye protection and a plastic apron using that acid.
@@guyfawkesuThe1 Safety third. It'll be fine!
@@guyfawkesuThe1 You're right, but we're not here to see dainty nitrile gloves like Edd China.
@@guyfawkesuThe1 You haven't been watching many of his videos, have you? 😁
“We’ve got a 1978 Caucasian male here and well, we’re gonna see if we can get him running!” 😂
The undisputed king of “Will it Runs”.
Nothing can stop him. Not even a 90% rotted out vehicle
Where in the hell do find these trucks modlel Ts WOW, what do do with the after you get them running ? Do you sell them or keep them ?😊👍👍
@@chriskidwell7518 he sells a lot of his stuff on marketplace. I see them pop up on my feed every now and then since I live about 20 minutes away from his town
And because it's just making a video and not preserving and restoring the machine it's nonsense.
@@christianoconnor842 do you not realize how insanely expensive restorations are? This guy drives a single cab half ton ram. I don’t think he’s willing to spend that kind of money
All that work and not a single cuss word. Respect.
I make it 23 seconds into a day at work at best.
@@chrisbetz3644I usually have sworn 23 seconds if waking up
29:12 found one
@@colinrowe3940 he still does better than I do lol
@@colinrowe3940read this comment exactly when it happened 😂 . Best natural timing
"The water's starting to change to oil, that's a good sign!"
Ever the optimist
I was born in July of 1950 and I can tell you, condition wise I can empathize with this old Model T Ford.
How awesome was the 60s? Seemed like a real cool time to be alive in.
Old model Ts never die, they just wait to be rescued.
It's great to see that. 100-year-old vehicle running again. That's awesome
101 years old. That is amazing to me.
Can't help but wonder what it looked like when it rolled off the assembly line.
Not falling apart.
Like the end of horse culture
My 28 Model A runs fin
A quick Google search will certainly get you the picture you’re looking for my friend. 😊
It was black, we know that much. Old Henry was the quintessential tightwad…
re: “being in gear” The parking brake (to left of pedals) is set fully forward, which puts it into high gear. Pull it back toward you half way for neutral or all the back to you to also engage the mechanical rear emergency brakes.
There's a ton of "will it start" CZcams channels out there, but yours is definitely unique. Really enjoy yours.
100% even better than VGG, dude is just real rather than all pumped on drama.
Where does this man find all these ancient antique cars and trucks to make run, certainly not facebook marketplace
Ever seen the auto classifieds? As well craigslist and word of mouth theres a guy in ohio that has acres of vintage harleys and indians he sells parts and basket bikes locals around there that have never ridden know who he is
I think he’s in with the old farm people
Here’s a wild idea; ask him.
his YT videos peeps see
Theyre all over the Midwest. Farms are full of em.
" The head gasket is leaking... not too big of a problem" LOL I love this guy! Always great videos!
That young and all that knowledge of those antiques and so laid back and never gives up
The best Will It Run videos right here!
I've said it before and I'll say it again.
You are a very talented, amazing and smart young man. Thank you for inviting us to watch these. We all have learned so much. ❤
Your videos are guaranteed to put a smile on my face.
Brother, I love this. I don’t know where you find these old ones like that but you always manage to get them running man I sure do enjoy it. I’m 68 years old and it’s just wonderful young guy like you keep it up brother I know it’s hard work but keep it up, please
I have to admit this was a good one including flames -and she is a runner!!!!!!
DEF a runner, it kicked itself into gear and tried to take off without waiting on a driver it was so eager to *run* hahaha.
That's why I like this channel seazed motors and one good old boy with wholes in his shirt bound and determined to get em running again 👍😃
Still the undisputed champion at bringing old cars back to life... However the transmission is closer to tractor than automotive. The lever is "in gear" when it is all the way down, pulled up/back engages a mechanical park brake on the rear axle, "neutral" starts somewhere in the middle. The pedals are even more confusing at first because there's three of them. The left pedal is the forward "gears", pressed is low, released is high, and neutral is somewhere in the middle. Middle pedal is pressed by itself for reverse and otherwise left alone. The right pedal is pressed for the brake. It doesn't work the way you'd think either, instead it tightened a cloth strap around the output of the single planetary gear "transmission" to stop the car. Ford didn't start using a standard transmission until 1928 on the Model A. Hopefully this helps not only Mr. Jennings but also anyone who may get to drive one of these old girls.
LOL, the termites stopped holding hands on this door.
It is amazing what you can do with these old things. Awesome videos
Good sir, you just are the coolest guy I have found here on CZcams. So enjoy watching your videos as you work on these antique cars. Thanks for the great content.
Love the sound of that old thing!!!!!
Dustin, you sure have shown me a thing or two. In my past I have walked away from many seized engines but after watching / learning from you NEVER again. In fact I would look upon a seized engine as an opportunity to try my hand at loosening it up. Thanks for giving me the confidence to try. ben/ michigan
I have the same car, a 1924 T Fordor that sat in storage for 50 years. Got it running, but tore it apart and now looking for an engine rebuilder. Hope to drive it someday. Keep doing what you do, great channel!
They are getting harder to find every day. I hate to say but if you do find one you'll pay them a premium because they know it's a nearly extinct art. I know another channel called Strongs Garage out of Canada is these two guys that specialize in model T and model A restoration using old techniques and tools to truly return them to a like new state. Check them out
I got a Model T myself and it's sat since new and only has 33 miles on it and it's got a four cylinder which I'm working on currently and it's nice to see that these old cars are getting a new lease on life
The thing I love most about these videos is you taking it easy on problems that would have me throwing my tools out the door or yelling "holy shit- it's on fire!"
So amazing how something sitting that long fires up. Also really cool to see how engines have been basically the same internal design for 100 years
What a lovely little car! It definitely needs to be preserved.
Gotta love them old girls
Golden singles in your area.
Got to love them Old fords
I’m an old Car Guy back in the 50s and 40s, so I don’t quite go back this far so I appreciate the explanation on the buzz coil. I was indeed wondering what the sound was, so thanks.
Awesome video JMS, always a pleasure to see you getting another old vehicle running again, them old Ford's are just something special 😀👍👍
I could listen to that engine running all day long. It sounds so good.
She's been sitting since 74 BC, but we're going to see if we can get her running!
And then he ends up driving it home
Thank you for loving what you do. Pure knowledge and entertainment.
Very cool! Nice job getting this antique running. A little spit, elbow grease And some polish this beauty will run just fine. 👍😎👍
No car is ever lost
From a T Guy - couple bits of advice: 1. You are missing intake / exhaust rings / gaskets. You need these - or it'll leak air so bad thats why you are only running on two cylinders - you can also see leaks around the exhaust manifolds - so the intakes will leak too. 2. Check your plug wires as well - I think you may be firing on the coils but not at the plugs. 3. Head gasket! Need one. 4. Looked like a couple of those valves weren't closing on 3 and 4. Bands. Definitely need transmission bands to get it to move. All in all didn't hear any rod knocks - she'll run good once those issues are solved. Overall good job though! Check out my vids on my T I got running after it sat for 40 years or so! First start: czcams.com/video/xbdBkT_eUI0/video.html Couple weeks later with proper gaskets, coils, and wiring: czcams.com/video/eGeyF3_agIY/video.html
Always happy and feel warm watching this channel's video , thanks .
Good evening from Cape Cod ⚓ it amazes me every time you get one of these old girls running. Keep up the great work ✌️🇺🇲
YA IM HEDDIN DOWN THE CAPE. HEY BROTHER MASSHOLE.
This was pleasing to the soul of a motorhead. Thank you for the satisfying time you shared with us, look forward to more.
I love seeing these classics run again, it would be really cool to see them cleaned up a bit or even restored! Cars like these have always been my favorites
I really enjoy the sound of the old engines and you have gotten quicker at finding the problems and fixing them
Great job, I just had to subscribe. Looking forward to the next episode!!
This has been sitting since about just before the first ice age and well we are going to her her running
LOL
Ha. Yeah, those comments he generally says at the beginnings of the videos crack me up, too.
Love the knowledge you have with old engines bro. Keep the videos coming
I love your channel!!! I learn something new every time I watch your videos. Thanks for Sharing your knowledge with us.
Love your videos, man! You sound very optimistic and energetic, and also you're a very skilled mechanic!
I like how the exhaust manifold goes up and its shape looks like they had flow in mind.
Im from indiana & 4 days ago i looked into some local ford model t’s. Ironic & wild! Love you vids so far.
"You guys watch this and make sure it don't go nowhere" 😂
Just love watching the way you go about getting these old girls running mate. Thank you for the video mate.🤠
I like how Ford makes it easy to diagnose by circling the problem for us on the front grill.
I just love these videos thank you
I really enjoy your videos. I'll be waiting for the next one!
I love your positive attitude!
Simply an awesome car, the Model T. Great to see the engine running again.
Amazing! This guy can make anything ancient run again!👌🤣👍 Love watching this videos!
Great job!! You just got that 74 year old Ford running, cool stuff thanks!
YES!!! A NEW VIDEO!!!! You’ve become my favorite CZcams!! I adore your content!!! 🥳🤩♥️🥳🤩
This was damn fun to watch I love seeing old engines coming back to life!!
I love this man's enthusiasm..
It's cool that he gets these old cars running again, however, the true testament is the quality of these old cars. Leave any car today sit that long... It ain't gonna run, no way .. great video, you can purchase wood kits for these old model T's.. this one is a good one to restore. Keep em coming.🙂
Always satisfying to watch your “Will it run” videos! Keep it up!!! 😊
Amazing that you get those old vehicles running. Keep up the great work ✌️
An absolute gem!!
When those pistons start a-moving , well, that's a beautiful thing .
I thought so too.
Pb blaster should workout a sponsorship deal with you. 🤣🤣
My dad restored a 21' pickup in the early 70s I miss the sound of those coils! I used to get the chore of the crank start when the battery wasn't working, went to some fun events with it.
Today we got an 1886 Mercedes-Benz, it's been sittin' in these weeds about 120 years, time to get 'er runnin' and drivin'."
Great sounding and running old Ford , hope you can drive it soon!
Learned a lot again.Thank you
You never cease to amaze me mate, keep up the great work! I can imagine there is plenty of swearing off camera!!
Another banger 🤌 your videos are my therapy
Great videos you have, what determination
Just love this guys accent. Like listening to the Beverly Hillbillies.
You are the guru of mechanics!!
Modern day archeologist ..I'm fascinated
Excellent video Jennings :) also got old 1923 Ford Model T Roadster car and nice got motor free up hopefully transmission be next if get to it ! Nice running sound too and T Twist Wobble they do Lol!
I admire you positivity and optimistic attitude!
The way you get these old motors running again with the bare essentials is mesmerizing
As much as I would love to see you take this T for a McDonald's burger, I think this one is going to need a couple things before it can be driven. Nice old girl. Amazing how these engines can still run after so long with being abandoned
You've revived a serious piece of history man that's 👌 😊
That's a ferd for ya, always a running, just crank her up and she is ready to take off with or without a driver lol. I love this guys videos, wish he was my neighbor, dude has to be fun to watch IRL.
Always entertaining as well as educational.
You are amazing. Best wishes.
Love your channel great video
Thanks for another , Brother !
for what you started with you did some real magic to get that old girl up and running
Hi,I am surprised with your videos, in this particular one where I see a prostate exam in a car... I congratulate you for your interest in keeping alive the history of the cars that were part of our lives. Keep going.
That's crazy that you actually got that running. Good job.😊
Much respect.
Been waiting for another will it run. Didn’t disappoint
Hell yeah!!! Love watching your vids!!!
Great video as always, looking forward to the next
Wow, impressive! Thanks for making this old classic piece of History come alive. Just think of the men who worked hard endlessly with pride to build our country! I bet you made them proud!
You are amazing! Keep the great content coming!
We had one these in our barn for years, as kids we would get it running, somehow, time after time after time, to drive it down the road at 2am to get more beer.
No you didn't, but nice fake story!
Indiana is notorious for these things lol. My uncle and us would get an old one running and drive it into the woods there.
@@EngiNeeeeeeeeer-qu3gp St. Leon is where we lived, I moved in the late 80's but still go back to visit family ever so often. There us to be a huge Amish population there but the last time I went I didn't see many.