Will it run after 74 years 1923 ford model t

“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”

You're so upbeat! Please come to my funeral - you'll open up the casket and get me running again.

"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.

All that work and not a single cuss word. Respect.

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

The undisputed king of “Will it Runs”.

101 years old. That is amazing to me. Can't help but wonder what it looked like when it rolled off the assembly line.

There's a ton of "will it start" YouTube channels out there, but yours is definitely unique. Really enjoy yours.

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.

" 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

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.

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. ❤

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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

Your videos are guaranteed to put a smile on my face.

I have to admit this was a good one including flames -and she is a runner!!!!!!

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 👍😃