Amazing! I watched the original series as it was happening, and loved every minute. The fact that you didn't talk the whole time is commendable and the work you did is also. The fact that you started out with a complete car made things alot easier, instead of a pile of parts. You ended up with a very nice, drivable T that you can be very proud of. Thank You for doing it all on video...I really enjoyed it.
I own a 1924 Model T, almost 100 years old! It's in pieces and just needs to be put back together. I'm learning everything I can and preparing to put it back together this summer.
Just discovered your channel last night and have since watched all 18 episodes of this build. You've done a fantastic job!! Thanks for saving this piece of history and hopefully it will last another 100 years. Oh, and hopefully nobody in the distant future will turn this beautiful car into a ratrod......
Very impressive!!! The transformation, the varied skills displayed, and the very short "actual" elapsed time it took. You had a "vision" of the final outcome and didn't succumb to the temptation to "upgrade" along the way like so many of us do. Congrat's and enjoy !!! 👍👍👍
I just watched your Porsche resto. And now the ModelT. I like that you fix what needs fixing and preserve the life history of both vehicles. I know it probably drives some people crazy. A friend of mine found a one owner 1937 Gilera Saturno 500cc under a house . Luckily the owner did not sell it to him. All he wanted to do straight away was sandblast and powder coat.
I restore these car too. Love the video - Looks to be about a 1925 or so - I blast everything down to bare metal but the rust treatment does a nice job. Enjoy your T. It's great folks keep the T on the road.
Genius! And here I was wondering how I was going to squeeze this into one hour and you shaved off almost 53 minutes of that! And to think you said editing was new to you! Amazing.... simply amazing! For all those who see this "trailer".... they'll now want to go see the entire 18 segments in detail.... and to think, we thought that was in high speed! Great vid once again!!! You never cease to amaze Jared! Naples, FL USA
Enjoyed the video recap, nice to see the car done up as an every day usable driver, not over restored and sit in a garage for the rest of it's life. Well done. Cheers
You have an insightful and strong memory. How can you find out where the screws have loosened and put them back? This video cannot be in 8 minutes, but at least one hour
I enjoyed your 18 Ford-T-Builds and now the Beetle without any words (exept Walter :) ) or music and its - wunderful! Many thanks for your Videos and feel my jealousy about your abilities ;) Matthias, Germany
Hey Jerod, if you ever experience a bit of rolling with your ebrake on, I highly recommend the cam sleeves (that most everyone sells) tightens it up just enough to get a pretty solid hold, or if needed in an emergency.
Man I’ve always wanted to do this. I don’t have any mechanical knowledge though and live in an apartment. I bet that must of been the greatest feeling ever when you first got it to run
Thanks to your abilities, the journey against the flow of time is possible in 8 minutes from 2021 to 1923! Rebirth - a miracle that is documented on Y.T. for the whole World! ***
Really enjoyed the "forgotten T" series. Thanks. Not real big on the modern stuff. I'll check in now and again to see if you're working on any other/another pre war (WW2 or even WW1) 'motorcar' Really enjoyed the T restoration! You're very skilled and don't let 'Best be the enemy of Good'...Cool.
Bom diaaa! !! Assisti todos os vídeos da reforma, muito trabalho envolvido, ficou maravilhoso seu trabalho. Esse Ford é sem duvida uma ideia inteligente para época. Coloca o Walter e tira uma foto afinal ele ajudou nos trabalhos kkkk. Muito lindo seu doguinho! Parabéns!!! 👏👏👏👏👏
Exelente reconstrucción. Porque pintaste de rojo los rayos de madera de las llantas o RING, es increíble lo reparaste todo tu solo ,acaso eres un reencarnado que trabajaste en la ford de 1923....¿¿¿
Parabéns 👏👏 Fiquei muito feliz em ter acompanhado todo o processo de restauração passo a passo!!!! Realmente ficou ótimo!!! Você é um ótimo restaurador e muito sábio!!! Obrigado por nos ter compartilhado tudo isso 🎉🎉🎉 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 BRAZIL 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Congratulations 👏👏 I was very happy to have followed the entire restoration process step by step !!!! It really looks great !!! You are a great restorer and very wise !!! Thank you for sharing us all this 🎉🎉🎉 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 BRAZIL 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
I have been following your rebuilding journey through just about every part of your videos. But I was wondering, why you seemed to have repaired and rebuilt just about everything on the car why didn’t you repaint the body and doors hood ect ? I was just curious The motor and interior and everything else looks so amazing. I’m assuming that maybe you wanted to retain some of the aesthetics of when it was made ? Either way it’s just so great and well done 👍 Just brilliant workmanship, something to be very proud of.
JNH Classics looking forward to that. How about including what the insurance people quote too? Mpg for the car? How about the women that want to go for a ride? What kind of gas do you put in it? Does it run on moonshine?
@@janhernandezgomora3389 they’re pretty cheap. A really nice one is only worth about 10k. A good driver quality one can be had for less than half that.
@JNH Classics Nice progress, but NO, Never use clear coat!!! Now you’ll have to apply wax & sealer all the time to protect the “water based” 💩 clear coat from getting sunburnt.
Amazing! I watched the original series as it was happening, and loved every minute. The fact that you didn't talk the whole time is commendable and the work you did is also.
The fact that you started out with a complete car made things alot easier, instead of a pile of parts.
You ended up with a very nice, drivable T that you can be very proud of. Thank You for doing it all on video...I really enjoyed it.
I own a 1924 Model T, almost 100 years old! It's in pieces and just needs to be put back together. I'm learning everything I can and preparing to put it back together this summer.
The only thing I would have done different would be to give the body a brand new paint job of the same color as when it was new.
Some pitting throughout the body. Would take tremendous work and body filler. Expensive. Got to know when to call it enough.
Sometimes original paint job adds value
It's protected now, but keeps the aged look. I like it!
I mean it doesn't look too bad
Watching the series has been a pleasure.
Just discovered your channel last night and have since watched all 18 episodes of this build. You've done a fantastic job!! Thanks for saving this piece of history and hopefully it will last another 100 years. Oh, and hopefully nobody in the distant future will turn this beautiful car into a ratrod......
I had completely forgotten what state this thing originally was in - you performed miracles!
Very impressive!!! The transformation, the varied skills displayed, and the very short "actual" elapsed time it took. You had a "vision" of the final outcome and didn't succumb to the temptation to "upgrade" along the way like so many of us do. Congrat's and enjoy !!! 👍👍👍
Watched this entire series. Couldn't get enough of it. Well done.
A thing of beauty.
Wow you have come a long way with the Model T but the best bit is now you get to enjoy the rewards of your hard work well done 👍🏻
I enjoy just watching him enjoy, LOL.
An absolute credit to you. Just starting a similar journey myself. Thankyou for your videos.
I just watched your Porsche resto.
And now the ModelT.
I like that you fix what needs fixing and preserve the life history of both vehicles. I know it probably drives some people crazy.
A friend of mine found a one owner 1937 Gilera Saturno 500cc under a house . Luckily the owner did not sell it to him. All he wanted to do straight away was sandblast and powder coat.
I restore these car too. Love the video - Looks to be about a 1925 or so - I blast everything down to bare metal but the rust treatment does a nice job. Enjoy your T. It's great folks keep the T on the road.
That is really cool! I would love to ride in one those one day.
She is proud now almost new again . She was a basket case when you got her and so much love you put in her. Awesome work..👍👍👍👍
Amazing how this young man possesses so many talents to master the restoration of all the different parts and systems. Amazing.
Genius! And here I was wondering how I was going to squeeze this into one hour and you shaved off almost 53 minutes of that! And to think you said editing was new to you! Amazing.... simply amazing! For all those who see this "trailer".... they'll now want to go see the entire 18 segments in detail.... and to think, we thought that was in high speed! Great vid once again!!! You never cease to amaze Jared!
Naples, FL USA
Enjoyed the video recap, nice to see the car done up as an every day usable driver, not over restored and sit in a garage for the rest of it's life. Well done. Cheers
Great job putting this car back together.
Good job and wonderful result. I'm excited!
Best regards from Germany
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Neat seeing it recapped after watching the whole series.
Thanks, and Woof to Walter.
U r multi-talented for sure, well done overall.
You have an insightful and strong memory. How can you find out where the screws have loosened and put them back? This video cannot be in 8 minutes, but at least one hour
Wow! You are amazing! Thanks for posting. Awesome rebuild.
Very nice. You should be proud.
100% credit to you Jared. Awesome Mate. Billy J.... OZ - Land....
Great skills Jarod.
Magnificent summary of excellent work. Walter, an exceptional helper. Congratulations.
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I enjoyed your 18 Ford-T-Builds and now the Beetle without any words (exept Walter :) ) or music and its - wunderful!
Many thanks for your Videos and feel my jealousy about your abilities ;)
Matthias, Germany
Congratulations, and thank you for your phantastic videos!
I love the red wheels.
Hey Jerod, if you ever experience a bit of rolling with your ebrake on, I highly recommend the cam sleeves (that most everyone sells) tightens it up just enough to get a pretty solid hold, or if needed in an emergency.
Simple times back then 🔥
Excellent work and video series
Man I’ve always wanted to do this. I don’t have any mechanical knowledge though and live in an apartment. I bet that must of been the greatest feeling ever when you first got it to run
Beautiful work! 👍
What an accomplishment!!👍👍
Great job...and Walter too!
Amazing!!!!!
Whoever gave this video a thumbs down is a miserable entity....😉
Could have been fat fingers on a phone. Its a superb ratio even with it.
ive seen worse
Great recap I’m glad you posted this.
Thanks to your abilities, the journey against the flow of time is possible in 8 minutes from 2021 to 1923! Rebirth - a miracle that is documented on Y.T. for the whole World! ***
Absolutely fantastic work and dedication to this project. 👍🏻👍🏻
Really enjoyed the "forgotten T" series. Thanks. Not real big on the modern stuff. I'll check in now and again to see if you're working on any other/another pre war (WW2 or even WW1) 'motorcar' Really enjoyed the T restoration! You're very skilled and don't let 'Best be the enemy of Good'...Cool.
Great work! 👍😎
Lucky u have that. That was a needed vid for people to see.
Nice recap! Now go have fun driving it.
Hey! Don't you want to repaint or refinish the exterior?
It was such a hard work doing the upholstery though!
Bom diaaa! !!
Assisti todos os vídeos da reforma, muito trabalho envolvido, ficou maravilhoso seu trabalho.
Esse Ford é sem duvida uma ideia inteligente para época.
Coloca o Walter e tira uma foto afinal ele ajudou nos trabalhos kkkk. Muito lindo seu doguinho!
Parabéns!!! 👏👏👏👏👏
Looks great 👍
Love it. Super job.
Very good job!
congratulations friend, I love the car and you have done a very good job, greetings
Maravilloso trabajo!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏 Saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷
Yes hv to agree .keep the paint as it is . .top job
You are a brave guy, I would only fix old popular models because of the parts availability like old volkswagens and classic American cars
There are companies that make parts for model T’s and model A’s as well as old chevys and other mass production cars of yesteryear.
Nice job, but now that you made the interior look so good, the exterior deserves a paint job.
I think the exterior looks perfect the way it is. I like that it shows it’s age.
Damn this dude is fast as flash
Brilliant Jared great recap. That didn’t take long! Enjoy driving the T. Have you sorted the generator?
Thanks. Yes I replaced it with a rebuilt generator. Works great now👍
You ever lucky to find a car in such a good restorable state.
splendide...
genial brother vi todos los videos de la restauración del modelo t eres un genio, mas me gusto que le dejaste original y embejesido
Driving down the road, seeing Bromo Shave signs.
Bravo!
THANK YOU ---
Nice job 👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😍😍😍😍
Binge watched all episodes! was that a water pump where the horn is now?
Yes but they never came from the factory with a water pump. And they run cooler without it, so I removed it.
Eres muy bueno en tu trabajo, felicidades y gracias por compartir
Exelente reconstrucción. Porque pintaste de rojo los rayos de madera de las llantas o RING, es increíble lo reparaste todo tu solo ,acaso eres un reencarnado que trabajaste en la ford de 1923....¿¿¿
You are amazing.
Nice job!🙌🏻 What was that door card material you used?
Here’s a link to the video on the door panels, it has links in the description for the materials used ua-cam.com/video/qFyklhAnxx8/v-deo.html
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Thats love for something
The second ride with Walter ?
😊 ciao !!!
Parabéns 👏👏
Fiquei muito feliz em ter acompanhado todo o processo de restauração passo a passo!!!!
Realmente ficou ótimo!!!
Você é um ótimo restaurador e muito sábio!!!
Obrigado por nos ter compartilhado
tudo isso 🎉🎉🎉
🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 BRAZIL 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Congratulations 👏👏
I was very happy to have followed the entire restoration process step by step !!!!
It really looks great !!!
You are a great restorer and very wise !!!
Thank you for sharing us
all this 🎉🎉🎉
🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 BRAZIL 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Привет тебе из Росии друг. Интересно смотреть как ты спасаешь этот осколок истории ))
What's crazy is a model t is still easy to rebuild and find parts for 100 years after it was built .
I have been following your rebuilding journey through just about every part of your videos. But I was wondering, why you seemed to have repaired and rebuilt just about everything on the car why didn’t you repaint the body and doors hood ect ?
I was just curious
The motor and interior and everything else looks so amazing. I’m assuming that maybe you wanted to retain some of the aesthetics of when it was made ?
Either way it’s just so great and well done 👍
Just brilliant workmanship, something to be very proud of.
I really like that it shows it’s age. They made 15 million Model Ts, so there are plenty of shiny examples out there. But this one is one of a kind.
@@Jerod_Helt
Now that you mention it, that makes a lot of sense I can see your point 👍 It does make it unique.
Thank You for getting back to me.
@@Jerod_Helt Hear! Hear! Hear! It shows some age like it should!
great great great !!! how much I would like to just want to go with you. it's just awesome !!!
I really hope that old lady gets herself a fresh coat of black paint one day :-)
Makes me wish i had the money to get one and the knowlage to work on it
Lindo demais heimm - acompanhei tudo e tenho de dar os parabens -- um dia quem sabe consigo o meu ... abraços
what you are good you and walter
Nice
Me watching a 7 minute UA-cam video at 3Am: oh yeah that doesn’t look that hard I could do it
انت شخص مذهل حقا كم انت رائع ياعزيزي
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did he mention roughly how much to buy and restore so far?
I will do a cost break down video soon👍
JNH Classics looking forward to that. How about including what the insurance people quote too? Mpg for the car? How about the women that want to go for a ride? What kind of gas do you put in it? Does it run on moonshine?
Are you going to start another project?
Yes I have several more projects coming very soon.
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por q no lo has pintado ?
Sorry and how did you get the model t
I bought it on eBay
@@Jerod_Helt and you know how much an abandoned one would cost me ?
@@janhernandezgomora3389 they’re pretty cheap. A really nice one is only worth about 10k. A good driver quality one can be had for less than half that.
@@Jerod_Helt WoW. Thanks you for answers. Greetings to walter
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what's next project?
I have several projects coming soon👍
@JNH Classics Nice progress, but NO, Never use clear coat!!! Now you’ll have to apply wax & sealer all the time to protect the “water based” 💩 clear coat from getting sunburnt.
How Much it costs to rebuild it?
I brake down the cost in this video:
Is a Model T Cheaper Than a VW? And How Much Has UA-cam Paid Me?
ua-cam.com/video/9wu3WAo6w0g/v-deo.html
Would you consider selling this car or would rebuild T model for me?
@@Jerod_Helt any update on selling this car or build one T model for me?
@@harrychohan6832 I do plan on selling this car soon. You can email me at jnhclassics@gmail.com
@@Jerod_Helt ok
I would of painted it with shallack would of been more correct
I was expecting a bit more care
Hi, Lizzy..