That was a great video!!!! Model Ts make me think of my Mom's growing up in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in NC. Her uncle had a model T and was attempting to climb a hill on a dirt rocky road and the incline was so steep that the fuel came off of the carb and he ended going backwards, not able to stop, turned it upside down in the creek. It was a wonder he didn't drown because the T was on top of him. Later he learned to back up the hills so it wouldn't lose the fuel to the carb. Brought back memories for me. The great uncle was a character! Thank Jonathan for taking us for a ride!
Wonderful old 'T' , thanks for the ride along ROADKING. Incidentally and 'honest to god's truth', I was here looking at some CZcams channels and I thought,..where's ROADKING these day, I haven't seen anything for a while!" and I clicked again, and PRESTO, there you are, now I'm settled down and everything's OK again!
@@805ROADKING Hey, that's OK ROADKING, I ( we ) know this, but when we get used to your good content, we kinda miss it when it isn`t here on a regular basis; you know how it is! Or to put this another way,.....`bad habits are hard to break`,...LOL!
That was the best Model T Road video on CZcams, very informative , he made this machine look simple Drive and I'll bet you there ain't too many cars today they could cut through the mud just like that did without hesitating
Man - that's one smart young guy. Sure knows his machine! Hopefully some day I will get a ride in one of those beasts all tho your video is second best! :>) Thank you for the ride RK...
@@805ROADKING Thank you for the video on it. looks like he did a really nice job on it. Nothing like cruising around in a hundred year old car... and yes bet it will last another hundred years.
I actually have one of them old coils but I didn’t know they was called buzz coils. I have found a old points top that has Ford on it around a very old church parking lot. I knew right away what it was when I found it. Like the video. Very cool stuff. That’s why your the King
I can't help but wonder how many sternums met their end on that steering wheel's acorn nut! Great video Roadking, I love seeing these old machines in action.
we love long videos. theres nothing id love more than a drive in a model T. this is almost as good. if you could explain the controls that would be fantastic. edit: 6:57 oh man that was fortunate.
Made back when Ford was made easy to work on and had a lot more quality in the building of their stuff and lasted this many years if you took care of them
One of the most simple machines made, also fairly reliable, and long lasting. Well they are almost 100years old, quite a few around, they start up easily normally. And you can fix them yourself, PLUS you can embarrass many modern 4 x 4,s, in 1910--1920 etc there were very decent roads IF ANY roads at were around??? So a Model T had to be able to go where ever was required.
I would remove that heavy key chain. If it pulls your key to the off position … and you reach down to put it back in place …. the result will usually explode your muffler. (Personal experience) 😄
I knew I should have come up there. Work got in the way. Great video there RK. Running that Model T is very similar to those of us who run the 2-cycle rail speeders. Hope your shoulder is healing. PS Mountain at 9:33 is Blue Mountain, the southern end of the Poconos.
Thanks Rob!! Shoulder is doing great!! Was a good show this year, that video was taken Sun when 75% of the vendors left!! "Blue Mountain" who would have guessed, there's only about a thousand Tshirts and signs hanging around the Grove eh!!☺
Given I have days where I forget how to use a screwdriver, I'd probably struggle to drive one of those with all the adjustments it needs as you go along... :P
Those "Tin Lizzies" still amaze me. How many parts did the Dodge Brothers make for them? Quite a few decades ago, I had a '36 Dodge Brothers truck. Wish I kept that, as well as my '70 roadrunner! steve
It is 100 years old. Those cars were on theoe very roads back then. Thank you Roadking for getting these kids on line. Really!!!!
Thanks Bruce!! Mike and Jonny are the future of the hobby, very few kids are interested in anything but video games nowadays!!☺
@@805ROADKING I know. that drives me crazy
So nice to see a young guy knowledgable about the Model T.
That was a great video!!!! Model Ts make me think of my Mom's growing up in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in NC. Her uncle had a model T and was attempting to climb a hill on a dirt rocky road and the incline was so steep that the fuel came off of the carb and he ended going backwards, not able to stop, turned it upside down in the creek. It was a wonder he didn't drown because the T was on top of him. Later he learned to back up the hills so it wouldn't lose the fuel to the carb. Brought back memories for me. The great uncle was a character! Thank Jonathan for taking us for a ride!
Thanks JB!! That's a great story!! Your great uncle sounds like he was a fun guy!!☺
Wonderful old 'T' , thanks for the ride along ROADKING. Incidentally and 'honest to god's truth', I was here looking at some CZcams channels and I thought,..where's ROADKING these day, I haven't seen anything for a while!" and I clicked again, and PRESTO, there you are, now I'm settled down and everything's OK again!
Lol, sorry Reg!! Haven't made any video lately, too busy convalescing!!☺
@@805ROADKING Hey, that's OK ROADKING, I ( we ) know this, but when we get used to your good content, we kinda miss it when it isn`t here on a regular basis; you know how it is!
Or to put this another way,.....`bad habits are hard to break`,...LOL!
* MANY * SMILES * That was worth the price of admission! TY RoadKing! I've been sending prayers for your shoulder! ...Newk from Kentucky
Thanks Newk!! Your prayers are working!! We're making steady progress everyday!!☺
That was the best Model T Road video on CZcams, very informative , he made this machine look simple Drive and I'll bet you there ain't too many cars today they could cut through the mud just like that did without hesitating
Thanks Bud!!☺
Enjoyed it roadking.
A fun and informative ride. Thanks Jonathan and EJ
Thanks George!! I think Jonny knows more about the "T" than Henry did!!☺
@@805ROADKING Very knowledgeable for sure and it's cool to see young fellows getting into the old stuff.
Great old car. Great video. Hope your shoulder is doing well.
Thanks Bart!! Our shoulder gets better every day, we're real pleased with the progress!! Slow but steady!!☺
That was really good - especially the running commentary on how to drive a Model T. Excellent!
Thanks Tony!! I think Jonny knows more about the "T" than Henry did!!☺
Such beauty I love it
what a great ole T .. Thanks for the ride King .. ENJOYED !!
Thanks for watching Buddy!!☺
Ayy thin lizzy :D I'm happy that his first car, newer technology has heads rotten, keep them simple 😊
Man - that's one smart young guy. Sure knows his machine! Hopefully some day I will get a ride in one of those beasts all tho your video is second best! :>) Thank you for the ride RK...
Yeah Buddy!! I think Jonny knows more about the "T" than Henry did!!☺
Good stuff my friend, that thing runs great. Jonathan is pretty hilarious too.
Thanks Bud!! Yeah Jonny is a happy guy!!☺
Awesome,
Thanks for the ride, James had a great hat on!👍
After seeing the video you posted two years ago with this car, I bought my own. They are contagious fun. I've enjoyed mine since getting it.
I ended up buying a Model A
That's pretty cool Bud!!☺
I saw these guys at Jacktown this weekend - they had the washer machine running! Very cool!
Yeah Buddy!! I seen you and the Toolys having a meeting while I was waiting for a Burger!! It was a pretty good show this year, good turn out!!☺
@@805ROADKING You should have come over and said hi! That was an impressive show - I didn't make it to every table. I picked up some good deals!
That's a great T and a blast to drive and ride !
Yeah Buddy!! A little too primitive for me, but ya gotta appreciate the technology of the day!!☺
Nice to see John got the T back together. Sounds great!
Yeah Buddy!! That thing is just about all rebuilt, should last another 100 years now!!☺
@@805ROADKING Thank you for the video on it. looks like he did a really nice job on it. Nothing like cruising around in a hundred year old car... and yes bet it will last another hundred years.
That was awesome! Not every day do you get to ride in a 100 year old car, and Jonathan seems like a really good guy!
Yeah Buddy!! Jonny's a good Kid!!☺
Glad to see young fellas in the game I wish there were a lot more like when we were his age
Yeah Mike and Jonny are the future of the hobby, very few kids are interested in anything but video games nowadays!!☺
I'd love to be there to smell the car running and feel all the rattles, buying a model t is one of my bucket list cars
Yeah Buddy!! The bouncing and rockin' & rollin' is all part of the experience!!☺
I just rode in one of those for the first time yesterday, I'm hooked now!
Definitely a cool experience!!☺
Dad was born in 1913. He told me about using the reverse pedal, when his brake was shot.
I actually have one of them old coils but I didn’t know they was called buzz coils. I have found a old points top that has Ford on it around a very old church parking lot. I knew right away what it was when I found it. Like the video. Very cool stuff. That’s why your the King
Thanks Cal!! Good to hear from you Bud!!☺
You gotta love this kid, especially if you're over 60 (or in Roadking's case over 59)! :>) Thanks bud.
Yeah Jonny's a good Kid!! We like to think of Roadking as a really rough 49!!☺
@@805ROADKING Heh-he...I almost corrected myself, but I didn't want you to be almost 20 years younger than I am!!
Sweet ride RK
Everyone loves model T’s
Yeah Buddy!! ☺
I can't help but wonder how many sternums met their end on that steering wheel's acorn nut! Great video Roadking, I love seeing these old machines in action.
Thanks alot Hex!!☺
That was a great ride! Thanks.
Thanks for watching Red!!☺
Awesome car and cool kid RK. Thanks a lot for that. very enjoyable. cheers mate.
Thanks for checking it out Mate!!☺
we love long videos.
theres nothing id love more than a drive in a model T.
this is almost as good.
if you could explain the controls that would be fantastic.
edit: 6:57 oh man that was fortunate.
Beautiful T!!! Outstanding condition, it’s easy to overlook how nice that car is. Thank you!!
That's a solid machine.
Yeah Buddy!! ☺
That's great. I just love the " T's ". Nice vid RK.
Thanks Carl!! Everybody loves the Model T!!☺
I swear one day I'm getting over to PA for that engine show
Great video roadking, it was amazing meeting you Saturday, love all of the videos you make, hopefully see you at another show!
Thanks Shane!! It was great meeting you Bud!! I'm sure we'll hook up again!!☺
...always got time for 805ROADKING videos.
What an awesome car! Thanks for the video, Jonathan’s channel is good too.
Thanks for watching JP!!☺
cool old T good ride along. I went to a car show with old T's and A's . they all had signs saying don't touch. cool this kid doesn't mind.
Yeah I agree, he drives it everywhere and lets anyone check it out hands on!!☺
Omg,what a beauty!
Sup Buddy!! I really did have KFC tonight!!☺
Made back when Ford was made easy to work on and had a lot more quality in the building of their stuff and lasted this many years if you took care of them
Yeah Buddy!! ☺
supreme quality content.
Thanks Bud!!☺
I always thought it would be cool to own a "T". Hope the shoulder is mending well, Roadking.
Thanks Rickey!! The shoulder is good, we're making slow but steady progress with it!!☺
Lots of fun!
Yeah Buddy!! Making memories, it don't get any better than that!!☺
Enjoyed that drive Mate. Although I know how to drive one, didn't know anything about using the engine for braking etc.
I think Jonny knows more about the "T" than Henry did!!☺
You really do a great video THANK YOU VERY MUCH !!!
Thanks Bud!!☺
That will put a grin on your kisser, thanks for the ride along
Yeah Buddy!! ☺
Already subscribed (:
Good to see he’s doing well.
Thanks for the ride along.
Thanks for checking it out Mate!!☺
Definitely not ready for rain--but sweeeet!
One of the most simple machines made, also fairly reliable, and long lasting.
Well they are almost 100years old, quite a few around, they start up easily normally. And you can fix them yourself, PLUS you can embarrass many modern 4 x 4,s, in 1910--1920 etc there were very decent roads IF ANY roads at were around??? So a Model T had to be able to go where ever was required.
I would remove that heavy key chain. If it pulls your key to the off position … and you reach down to put it back in place …. the result will usually explode your muffler. (Personal experience) 😄
Great car !
Love to have one 😊👍
Yeah Buddy!! That's a sweet ride!!☺
Nice people and friendly mood, as always. Makes me wanna go transatlantic just to hang out with you guys :)
Great video. Again. Thanks!
Thanks Johan!! Yeah making memories, it don't get any better than that!!☺
Sorry to have missed the show this year . A lot happened in March here , so maybe next year :)
It was a real good show this year, probably because of good weather!! That video was shot on Sun, about 75% of the venders had left by then!!☺
I knew I should have come up there. Work got in the way. Great video there RK. Running that Model T is very similar to those of us who run the 2-cycle rail speeders.
Hope your shoulder is healing.
PS Mountain at 9:33 is Blue Mountain, the southern end of the Poconos.
Thanks Rob!! Shoulder is doing great!! Was a good show this year, that video was taken Sun when 75% of the vendors left!! "Blue Mountain" who would have guessed, there's only about a thousand Tshirts and signs hanging around the Grove eh!!☺
There's a dude that knows how to drive a T
Very cool! Those “T’s” are kind of like passenger tractors
Yeah Buddy!! It was good seeing you this weekend, thanks for the oil and for supporting our channel Bud!!☺
Very nice
Thanks Mate!!☺
Given I have days where I forget how to use a screwdriver, I'd probably struggle to drive one of those with all the adjustments it needs as you go along... :P
Yeah Buddy!! Even his Dad has no interest in trying to drive it!!☺
Never been up that road to East Bangor...
I never rode in one till now.
Neat.
Interesting. Thanks.
Cool
What no airbags?? Nice to have bumped into you Saturday..Keep up the good work..Take Care..
No airbags, how about no emission testing or ECU
Thanks Rusty!! Maybe we'll see ya again in July!!☺
Those "Tin Lizzies" still amaze me.
How many parts did the Dodge Brothers
make for them?
Quite a few decades ago, I had a '36 Dodge
Brothers truck. Wish I kept that, as well as
my '70 roadrunner!
steve
Speed limit 05 MPH? How nerdy with the leading zero!
Hi roadking hope ur on the mend now.
Thanks Steve!! Yeah we're progressing slow but steady!!☺
As basic as it gets...Good stuff...Look after that wing RK.
Thanks Zig!! We're making slow but steady progress with our appendage!!☺
My nextdoor neighbor has a 1912 model t.
Jonathan must have deleted his channel, Hit & Misfits. I can't seem to find it, I wanted to rewatch some of his Model T videos. 🫤
www.youtube.com/@hitandmissfits171