Will it run after 65 years 1939 ford 1.5 ton flathead v8 truck

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Published 2023-11-16
Will this 1939 ford try run after being parked over 65 years ago due to a bad head gasket and being left half tore apart with a oil pan half full of water for the past 65 plus years

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All Comments (21)
  • @user-en3iv6bn9o
    I like all your will it run videos. I am 80 years old and you got my blood up to save a 1953 Dodge 2 ton truck that sat outside for 53 years in the Arkansas weather. I would like to meet you someday. Keep them coming. Best
  • @conarc-d1037
    Imagine 80 years from now trying this with any modern vehicle with all the unnecessary computer crap. It won't happen.
  • @704406bbl
    You never cease to amaze. Absolutely incredible how you breathe life back into these old machines. Love the videos. All the best to you!
  • @Jason1975ism
    Will it run? Of course it will! Because you're the guy working on it! Best automotive YouTube channel around!!
  • @user-ul4kp5oy7d
    Mr. Jennings, I have admired your channel for a while, but my son of 55 years and a mechanic of almost 40 years speaks volumes of you and your work.
  • Unbelievable that after that many years it still wants to run. That’s a cool looking truck that maybe worth some future restoration.
  • It sounds pretty darn good after sitting with a head half off for many years! 👍
  • @travis6228
    Gotta love the ol' dirt dobber performance package. Makes it much more collectible.
  • @gamleole9568
    When I hear these old engines running, they keep reminding me when we got things right.
  • @fester73666
    Great to hear that old ford running again after so long, a very unique sound, always brings a smile to your face 😀👍👍
  • @johnellick7778
    I'm a big fan of your channel. You never cease to amaze me how you bring those old rust buckets back to life. A true inspiration for all the backyard mechanics out there. Great stuff 👏
  • You're almost like a southern Vice Grip Garage. I love all the little funny saying for stuff you've got, your sense of humor is great! Not to mention the fact that you seem like an absolute genius when it comes to these old engines and how to make them go! Keep up the great work, man. I'm genuinely excited every time I see a post from your channel!
  • @blurglide
    I really like how calm you are solving these SERIOUS car problems.
  • @steve644
    The badge in the grill is definitely from Borchers Ford in Dayton Ohio and was made by the Thompson Mfg Co also of Dayton. Borchers was one of the earliest dealers having started in 1903.
  • @reedb9039
    You have the magic touch with these old classics.
  • @LJWalter78
    These “will it run“ videos are all fine and dandy, and bringing in some well-deserved views. Some of them in the millions! Personally, I believe jellyfish launchers and putting 35s on a Smart Car = the REAL gold
  • @Karolilalu
    You are the man! I love the dripping fuel, sparks and back-fires at minute 20. Keep living on the edge hero. I love it.
  • @scottnyc6572
    I had to take a break from dinner after the oil plug was let loose.It’s always a treat seeing a dirt dobber special two weeks in a row.
  • @miktyl92
    The feeling of happiness when I see your video at the top of my feed is hard to beat.
  • @rdbrnr86gt
    Regarding the logo on the grill, apparently there was a Borchers Ford dealership in Dayton Ohio that opened in 1903 and closed in 1978. When searching I did find one image of another Ford with that logo on the grill.