Simple Carb & Exhaust Repairs Have Our 1940 Ford Tudor Driving AMAZING!!
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- After unloading the cherry 1940 Ford, Matt and Steve decided to dive right in! Matt and Steve first take a look at the under side to see how clean the 40 really is. After a quick once over it's time to pull the carb off and see how gross it is. We found a few issues and got the carb cleaned up. Matt and his nephew head to the gas station for the first fill up to see how much better it drives! After passing the driving test, it's back on the lift to get the bad exhaust leaks fixed!
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I really like this car. Just drive it and go 👍. And no one should ever let it be hot rodded
I'm a hotrodder and I agree. Leave it alone 😭
As a re-tired senior judge of the EFV8 Club 39-40 was my specialty. The eng. pans were factory installed. The Hot Air manifold heater was an accessory dealer installed. From what I could tell most of the underside is all original. The carb should say Ford 91-99.
Thank you Terry for the insight! I know a little but nothing like yourself! Appreciate you chiming in 👍
Mike and the Sweedes sounds like an oompah band from the 50's
Good to see the younguns helping out
Thank you Matt , Steve and young man for fixing this car up ! Sweet running car !
Torque Stripes. She's a cream puff for sure! It's great you got her sold! I hope the new owner cares for it as well as the previous owner(s) have and, as well as you two cared for it. She's a beaut! Thanks for the great content!
Good stuff. It’s always good to see your nephew helping out.
Nice to drive along with you in the '40. I haven't seen so much of the '40 carburetor and exhaust system since about 1958, when I was working and learning on mine. It was a $50 special. Thanks, chaps!
Absolutely awesome barn find most likely one of the best I,ve seen in Vintage cars
As usual another Awesome video full of technical tips
Bill Queensland Australia 🇦🇺
Beautiful car! There was an old bloke used to drive past me and my cousin, [on our way to school in New Zealand, 1956]
in a stock black 40 Ford Coupe with wide whitewalls. You couldn't hardly hear that flathead running. Loved seeing that car;
it made my day!
A forty would have been really rare in NZ before the late 70's. Once NZ entered the war in 1939 new cars were no longer imported which is why 39's were everywhere. I only ever saw a one 41 car and that was a 41 Buick stashed away in a farm shed up in Doubtless bay. I had a 39 Standard Coupe ,which had been red Dawsons First race car...LOL!.
That's a lovely old 40. Congrats to the new owner. Think of the things that don't need doing! It's great. I'd love to be putting some de-bugging miles on the old thing.
That 40 is a beautiful rare discovery. I wish I had your flathead knowledge. It would help with my 48 Super Deluxe sedan.
20:24 Ouch! A little tip from an old 3 on the tree guy, push forward when coming out of 1st & it will hit the gate & not reverse.
What was the car that had the reverse pattern, with 1st and 3rd up and out of the way?
I’m sure everyone misshifts occasionally.. I just get every mistake documented on video for everyone to pick apart sadly.
@@IronTrapGarage The only people who never grind gears are driving automatics!
Great video. My Uncle had one back in 1950. He let me drive it to church. I was 12 years old, but we lived away out in the country and kids drove pretty often. What a great time.
That's a beauty!
This is one I would leave stock with basic maintenance & safety upgrades. At most, an engine hop up and wheel upgrade. But I wouldn’t do anything that couldn’t be undone/reversed.
I prefer getting unmolested survivors even with some rust. After check ride I always look at brakes, change all fluids, penetrant all the fasteners, replace all rubber hoses, belts, and have carb redone. Car usually love me long time after that. Luv yer work.
Me love you long time
Years ago at the Ford museum I was researching what they painted the underside of the body (floor) and discovered it was red oxide primer.
In 1957 I had the chance to buy from the original owner, a 40 Ford Tudor just like the one in this video. I drove it for about a year and then upgraded to a 1951 deluxe Tudor Ford. Looking back, I probably should have kept the 40, but that was a different time.
Beautiful car with wonderful sound!
If you decide to add turn signals, that would make a good how to video too!
I love the 40's era cars. They are just so classy and cool.
Another astounding episode of ITG❤
Those wide whites look soo good on that car!!! The nice cars don't last long!! SOLD!!!
Beautiful car, wish we had something like that in the uk
What a beautiful privilege for you to drive such a beautiful pristine car cutales to you ❤😅
Very Nice barn find!
Back in '70-'73 I drove an old '42 Plymouth coupe to school and work. The sediments in the fuel system was an issue with it, too. I added an in-line fuel filter between the sediment bowl and the carb. Every time the sediment bowl had enough junk in it to warrant cleaning, I would also change the in-line filter. It took a few tanks of fuel before the sediment bowl remained clear (indicating the sediments in the rest of the fuel supply system had been removed). I kept the in-line filter in place even though it could have been eliminated by that time. It just made me feel better. 🙂
Wow that is one very clean car for its age, some minor repairs and it will be perfect finds like that dont show up everyday, A friend of mine who I bought my 66 Hillman estate had a 1940 Minx in factory condition driven to where it was in his shed and covered for 25 years it needed brake cables which he had, it went into a huge Rootes collection and is still covered I saw it a year after it moved< I like old original cars and modified ones, none of mine have ever remained stock, Perfect weekend driver.
Morning Matt & Stromberg Steve(great nickname), very nice car, y'all should do well, don't think you will have this to long.... your nephew is one lucky little dude!! To have a favorite uncle that is a vintage car but is awesome!! Have a safe & happy 4th!!
I still can’t believe that you found a car in mint condition, that’s 83 years old and you fired it up and drove it, god I wish I lived in the USA
😊 Keep it 💯 % like FORD made it , it's Beautiful ❤😊!!!!!!!
That’s a sweet looking almost original you got there what a beautiful piece ❤🎉😅
Happy 4th of July from Canada. 👍👍🇨🇦
Love that steering wheel. Sounds like the starter is starving the coil of power, so that the car won’t fire until you let off it. Poor battery or ground?
I remember tire flat spots when cold were only a problem with Rayon cords. No modern tire wíll be Rayon.
Damn guy's! looks like some good herb on the bench? LOL! I love that Car!!
My 1942 Lincoln Continental coupe has the same type of exhaust heater assembly. Great find by the way!
Love those old PA neighborhoods
The person who bought this from you scored well!
Thanks for your videos.
Love the sound of a ‘40 horn
Awesome Car no wonder it sold
what a treat ...yeah
Greetings from Australia, This 1940 2Door is amazing for it's age. I hope it goes to a good home and let be it original. Yes hot rods are cool but this has to be one unique survivor!!!
When you flip this car. Should finance some of your Hot Rods. That Ford is beautiful. Wish I could afford her. Love it ❤. Thanks for sharing! 💯👍👊
I might be able to afford the Protect-A-Car ...
Beautiful old Ford. Someone will be very lucky.
Cool Video Matt, thanks for sharing
-Spanky
Dennis Carpenter repops that 94 and it works very well
Would love a twenty questions for Steve lobe of cars hell Ten would work.
Great vid!!!!!👍👍
Awesome car
Nice Video. Congratulations & Best of Luck to the person who Purchased the car. Hope that you have a GREAT 4th of July.
#STAYSAFE
#PHILLYPHILLY 🇺🇸
Absolutely beautiful car!!!
Excellent looking car
Congratulations to the lucky buyer.
What a find!
You wonder if the original buyer had to park it for a couple of years for war service and after coming back soon bought something newer?
Well done guys, what a lovely car. My first car was a 1936 Ford Y out of the UK (I am in New Zealand and bought it in 1964 when I started my aprenticeship) and it had rod brakes so I am surprised that this car has hydraulic brakes. When did Ford USA fit hydraulic brakes ? Many years on now I am an owner of a 1966 Ford Mustang that was imported into NZ and my daily driver is a a 2016 Ford Mustang GT. So you can see I am a good supporter of the Blue Oval.Henry was an amazing man!!! Cheers Ian
Fabulous day 😅😅
National speed limit in 1940 was 45 MPH. Try to get leaded gas for it or added . Really nice 40. One of my parents friends showed up with a 50 flattie and you would swear it was so quiet that it was not running
Lead isn't necessary in a 40s to early 50s car.
Check for the dates on the glass also.😊
I just found a black Tudor in a barn in San Diego, not quite as clean…. can you show people the cool rear window mechanism?
Beautiful old original
Amazing to find a all original 83 year old car
What a sweetheart..I knew this thing would sell after the 1st video,I imagine after this video you'll have a ton of people mad at themselves. I would just like to know where is headed? I'm guessing out of country
Nice car.
Super cool car.
Speaking of bad coils, actually been fighting with a hot soak problem on my friend’s 1939 Woody. Just found an NOS coil that I’m going to install, to see if it fixes it. Hot Florida weather not helping.
Beautiful Car
Wish we had more Gulf gas stations here in Oklahoma.
Those end-pieces on the bumpers must have been an option; my dad’s ‘40 Deluxe didn’t have them-
Dealer installed option!
Beautiful beautiful car. I got a question do you still let people come hangout and work on cars with you guys? If so how can I get on that list? Keep up the good work guys
You can send an email with some background info and what you’re looking for and we can see if we can find some work for you to help with! Irontrapgarage@gmail.com
Sweet
well done!
Nice car. Time for a wash. Enjoy the channel.
Are you going to need to put a lead replacement additive in the fuel tank to keep the engine running well on modern fuel? You have found an exceptional car there, I hope no future inersgive it the hotrod treatment. You could almost call it a mobile time capsule.
Not necessary in pre 50s cars. They didn't have as much compression. Not as much strain on the bearings.
Thanks Gary.
Hey Matt, what a great car! What would putting in leaded fuel as opposed to unleaded high octane fuel do for the engine?
Some folks don't know how to use PTFE tape, stay two threads away from the end.
me agrada verlo atender coches originales 👍
Who doesn't like a 40 Ford coupe or pick up sure, but the sedans are nice
Don`t forget new wiper blades. Is the drivers side missing the blade?
We’ll let the new owner handle that.
this should be your Dad's daily driver replacement and sell the coupe
Sweet car!
How any young folk today, get to wrench on a 1940 Ford?
Why are the rear bumper grommets on the inside???
Happy 4th July from Canada.
That car is sweet. Its in great conditon what nice old ford. Its so nice. Now that is a car you could drive everyday a good driver. Put some B12 chemtool in the gas tank to clean the carbon off the valves and the pistons. Or Seafoam. It will clean all the carbon off of everything. It will clean the carberator too. put one in the gas tank. Actually Lucas fuel additive is the best. B12, seafoam, and Lucus. I love the colum shift like my dad use to drive. You can drive in rain with out getting wet. Damn you should have kept it.
That sold fast. Hope you got a good price for it.
Beauty
I would have kept it!
I’m not sure how big your town is, but I’m guessing when you drive your cars around town many wave and say “hey, Matt”
underneath the car towards the back i saw an electric motor with a belt on it. do you know what it is Matt?
At roughly 2:49, is that a front sway bar I see? Was that a factory or dealer option that early?
What's the price ,I got a 1969 Corvette stingray 👍
#1
I thought this car had no engine . Did I miss something or is this another 40 coup .
What part of P.A. are you in?
How much?
She's a beaut!
Damn, way too fast seeing this car go.
1939 ford forgotten hot rod buy android stereo buy new engine buy backcamera buy dashcam buy 4 power window switch buy a/c switch buy rear aircon button buy roof
rear aircon buy sit belt 8 back sit belt color black buy 8 seat color black
That is a car that should not be turned into a hot rod! Please. restore it back to fresh off the assembly line condition.
drives perfectly? With a modern fuel delivery system it would drive 2X perfect which is not perfect, since perfect is a "measurement" of maximum acheviable...From the matrix 2 i think: Not to bright though!
Not "too" bright. Think he meant drives as perfectly as it should have for this cars time period.
Americans colloquially use the word "perfect" for a wide range of quality, and it almost never describes something that is formally perfect. Your conclusion isn't very clear - your sentence is easily interpreted as saying that Matt isn't too bright. If that IS what you meant, well, this channel will be sure to offend your sensibilities.
Man you must be fun at parties…
Be a good Son and give that to your Dad!
Don't sell it!