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Glad you got that deal on the air compressor, that extra 50 off was the wait! It's good you're getting a little time for the old Model T. You take care Jeremy.

Be glad you didn't smash a toe. Hopefully the wife is getting all your Christmas shopping done while you play. Merry Christmas Jeremy to you and yours. 😮😅

Glad you got some heat going Jeremy. Got to check on our buddy to see how he is doing. Later, Terry. 😊

Nice to see that you are able to finally slow down a bit and do what you are happy doing.. love that you are "recycling" the floor jack/ model T parts!

I know we don't all do it but really should have the guard on that grinder, especially with a fiberglass-style cutting disc. If it comes apart (which they do) your hands, or face, are going to know it.

Thanks I hadthe same problem with my 15 Malibu and it woks, I replaced and disconnected the Battery for 3 minutes and done

Simply incredible. Thank you so much. My appreciation is great.

You should take a look at Popcorn Sutton's video about his last moonshine. He has a model A pickup with a hand made body. It looks similar to this T truck. It's a good video to watch also.

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What color is your car ,just got a 37 sedan . Nice car

Dude, nasty crack. Ever heard of underwear? 🤮

Try backser s in Kansas repair gages 40s

Look at mgb hose giges side hose flow lower hose

Try putting down home made hard pack floor use av3 gravel and spreading potland on top wet Av3 and wet trowel it

Really enjoy how much your garage has come along...nice work

I can hardly believe it has been 2 years, time is flying! That little heater will be a great project and very needed for sure. The shop is coming right along, get those boys to pour that floor while you can if you can afford it. You take care Jeremy!

So glad you have the new heater working. Half the battle is trying to stay comfortable. Have a good Thanksgiving Jeremy.

Dennis Carpenter has the 2-speed, reversing heater motor switch you might need. PN: # 8C-18578-A It's the same one I have, originally, in my '47. Same heater box you've got. Still 6 volts - just used a resistor from NAPA to bring the 12 volts down to 6. PN: VT6187. Worth looking into.

My dad owned a 40 Ford fordor in 1953. Did not have the original engine. Apparently someone stuffed a 1950 Merc engine in it. Enjoyed your video. UA-cam University is the best.

Can’t believe it’s already been two years! Wow!

OUTSTANDING!

Interesting! My 40 had a heater that was somewhat like what you have but I don't remember how the defroster worked.

Glad to see Eliza again, look forward to seeing her get heat! I totally get what you say about working on a dirt floor, my first engine swap was done in a driving shed with a dirt floor. It was as 76 Nova. Cement floors are way better!

Congratulations on 2 years

very informative video. and good for the host for having the wherewithal to DIY. bravo!

Still making great progress, the shop is looking good. It'll be a great place to work this winter. You take care Jeremy and don't work too hard!

A lot of work for one man but winter is coming I hope you are ahead of schedule before the white stuff 😊

Thanks for the update Jeremy.

Great to see the progress. Keep the videos coming.

Shop is looking good. Need to keep the smart birds out for sure. Glad to hear Eliza is coming back, look forward to more content on her!

Garage looking good, great working area good job😊😊😊😊

From what everyone says the paul tyson fight was not a good fight at all some are even saying it was staged tyson had a knee brace on so he wasnt 100% after the fight paul said he took it easy on tyson

Currently working on mine, i changed the thermostat and the fans shut off after i turend it off but the temp gaude and ac didnt work. Gonna disconnect the battery and see what happens. If that dont work ill change the sensor

Good morning I appreciate the humor. I’m currently running into high temps on my 255 Flathead but doesn’t appear to be overheating but it’s running hotter than I think it should…novice experience. Thank you for sharing your information and insights.

Good video and well explained

Hi Jeremy, By now you probably put star washers In....( good idea) When I set my points, I start out @ .017 gap, This gives the points a chance to seat eventually down to .015 Also don't forget to lube the cam. I hope this tip helps... Vic

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My 2016 F150 developed porosity in the transfer case. Fluid leaked from the case itself, not the seam. Body was ok, but the t-case was disintegrating. Went back to GM as fast as I could. Turns out that all truck makers screw the pooch here and there. Look at Ram and even Toyotas are now spitting parts all over the road.

I would be careful buying any car or sub newer than 2010 ecoborst and turbo is high mantinas cost over 1000 to have a water pump replacement for 2013 ford escape

Door chime!!!! UGGGG

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You made a great looking pulley out of that garden tractor wheel, it even has a great way to mate it up with the wheel. It's going to work, great plan. Take care and keep up the good work Jeremy.

I think as long as its geared low enough to take off without issues. I'm digging it. Reminds me of a golf cart i converted to gas not knowing how low geared axle was. You could take off in high gear. And it was still slow. Needless to say i pulled entire engine back off and sold it as a roller

You rock!! Thank you so much, and for the resetting of the dang thing. No tears today 😊

I used to play with magnets on the tv screen i did one time and took the magnet away but the color stayed messed up for a few minutes man i thought i was in trouble but it finally went back to normal and i never did that again

Can't wait to see the end results. Where their is will, there is a way, right?

Great idea using the tractor wheel for a pulley! And Colton definitely owes you a TV, a 26 inch Zenith tube TV.

So cool!

Undercoating works great !!

Well made video Jeremy. Like the extra mike too. Easy to hear you now. Nice ford pickup. Stay well friend.