This episode is longer than normal and it goes in to detail as to why we wouldn't normally go to these lengths when making a video. If you have the mental capacity of a squirrels ball-sack, can't take in information or are a dull nonce that has little to offer the world, please skip this video and go watch Phil and Holly. The rest of you, Enjoy 😉
This is the 2nd or 3rd time I've watched this video and it still makes me laugh watching you guys celebrate the fact that the engine was pissing everything out there moles brilliant well done guys keep up the good work if you're still monitoring this😅😅😅😅😅
You have got to get it going, I was born in London, but through the 1950's I travelled up and down to Sunderland and back London and saw equipment dumps after the war full of these vehicles . I remember those trucks, thousands of them, all gone now, the survivors must be restored. Do it.
I love how Brits start a sequence of dialog with "Right!". It's as though they are declaring at the start, "what I am about to say is authoritatively true".
I was hatched in 1950. As a child and in a previous life I lived close to a timber yard. The owners had 2 of these old gals hauling huge trailer loads of timber every day. The trailers were massive and the tractor units would be using every bit of power pulling those trailers up an incline. Great work both. Keep at her.
Lord Muck, us over here in the USA want in on the action. 2023= not many WW2 era vehicles to recover over here anymore. Y'all got a great find there! Much luck and love the humor!
Many moons ago a Glastonbury mud year.. I got to play in one of these. it was a monster. It made a fortune pulling rigs on and off site. It had a huge switch like something off the old Frankenstein movie to start it.. Was told not to brake hard or the cab might fall off. Loved it.
Many thanks for a great watch again, I wasted a lot of time watching you on the tractor run & thoroughly enjoyed it, THEN you post this one about the Matador, I am 72 now but at the age of 19 I worked as a trailer boy on a Matador & pipe trailer for William Press in Kent & that one had all the window frames polished along with most of the copper pipes. It was amazing where we took it especially off road, one got the trailer loaded with pipes bogged & ours was hooked up to it with the winch & we could not move it, enter an RB 22 crane to pull our Matador plus the stuck one, the RB 22 was pulling itself toward us so it was anchored to a large tree & we managed to pull the trailer out, the tension of the total pull was frightening but the Matadors survived it.I have driven many AEC's over the years & just love them. Again many thanks.
That looked from the Start that she was Dead.... But Mucker and Matt sorted it and she was nearly firing on all Cylinders 😆 🤣 😂... Brilliant to see it move, and u two need to do more Videos together as they are brilliant..... Great Content as normal
Dad and I enjoy all your videos but as an ex lorry driver dad especially likes these old Matadors. Thanks Mucker for giving us a super enjoyable Sunday evening watch. Pretty amazing that you got so far with this and we are looking forward to seeing progress on the old gal. Seasons greetings to you all.
This was a brilliant thing, to see the old girls "heart" turning over and potentially saving a piece of history was amazing! These trucks have always fascinated me with their looks, the ungainly looking cab etc. The fair that came to my village and still does had a collection of these little beuts as generator trucks and towing vehicles as well! Great stuff Guys!!
I live in South Wales and a man who lived in my village called John Edwards had one of those and he was a wood cutter, after his passing the truck was sold in the nineties, it was something special to look at and became a local landmark.
Just found your channel. Subbed straight away. Really pleased you're going to push on with this job - me dad drove one or two of these wagons in the desert back in his day. Good luck with it.
Ayup me ol mucker, this episode is bloody brilliant, my great grandfather drove 1 in the same colours during the Africa campaign with the royal artillery. Can't wait for the next episode on this old girl. You and Matt, do well Frank
The Maltese Cross on the red background was the flash for Malta Command and the red & blue insignia on the other side would indicate a Royal Artillery Unit. If they were both applied at the same time then the vehicle was probably used by an AA unit (possibly during the siege!), as they made up the majority of RA units on Malta during WWII. Great video as always, keep them coming! Love to see the Matadors!
This randomly appeared in my feed, watched in full with no skipping and loved it, great banter with the English make do and mend mentality. and what a beast that thing is! There use to be a massive scrap yard in Poole, Dorset alongside Ringwood Rd backing onto industrial land, it is long gone now as we use to knock around in it as kids in the late 1980's, it was full of these old birds, many with a turret ring in the roof for a gun mount at guess, I imagine most ended up in the smelting pot, from memory they're were generally pretty solid with good cabs still. Anyhow I've subbed to you lads and look forward to more, have a great Christmas.
Well, that was a will it start worth waiting for. Good to see it “as it is”, and love seeing you and Matt together as you have a bit of fun - Matt certainly has a droll wit! If watching/ liking/ subscribing is all it takes to get more of this content then I am getting real value for money entertainment. 👍
Love these videos and banter, no annoying music and he sounds like one us too .... A Norfolk/East Anglian man.... gods own county true grit men salt of the earth! maybe one day I can get over and share with my beaten up stock of plant, classic cars ,etc. Great video for those who have been bitten. Keep them coming.
🇺🇸 Where the hell are you guys from in the U.K. I can actually understand what you are saying. I watch B.B.C. AMERICA news all the time and can't understand half of what they are blabbering about. Good luck on that animal your restoring. 👍
I got a little excited when I saw the pistons come free and the old girl lurch about. I’m with you on the history side, half the charm of the old gear is there past work lives.
Thank you Matt and Mucker! I absolutely LOVE these long videos, especially if it features a matador! I truly appreciate the work you put in for these. I can't wait to see what happens next with this engine.
By far the best entertainment I've watched all week , apart from you and Mildred on the tractor run yesterday as a spin off Matt should bottle that heating and used engine oil as after shave - mattadior 😃😃😃
Fantastic to see it turning over with the starter motor by the end. From what most other people would send off to the scrap man, you guys have spent your time to get it one step nearer to running! They don't build them like they used to, such a throw away society now, nothings really built to last these days.
I've just watched that camarata guy and its mind boggling how so many folk are sucked in by his incompetence. You guys on the other hand play around but it's plain to see you know exactly what you're doing. Keep it up !
I agree. How on earth he gets so many followers it's like he creates drama just for views. Mucker is in a different league, would love to see him collaborate with diesel creek
Before you go much further I would suggest pulling the sump off . The sludge in the heads reminds me of a 220hp Scania I was working on about 35 years ago . Temperature 30c plus and had to pull the sump to change the oil . First and only time I have changed oil with a shovel . Strange thing is there was still oil pressure before and after . The truck was doing line haul between Sydney and Melbourne doing about 6000k a week or 3 trips It was still going 2 years plus after when I changed jobs still without a problem . Ahhh the life of a diesel mechanic
Sump is full of crud and Shyte that we've flooded it with so it will be taken off, cleaned and crank visually inspected before we attempt to start it otherwise we will be swilling all that debris around
That was unbelievable, It looked very bad at the start, I'm impressed, had a bloody good laugh and was entertained. All for the price of nowt. Win win win.
Hello mucker and Matt love watching you both doing a bit on the matterdors and showing people that you don't always need starting fuelled for the big machines and hope Matt is doing well with the other matterdor he is restoring and keep up the good work
There's that film of the sunken ship in the Red Sea- the Thistlegorm and along with LMS locos, motorbikes and other things there's a Matador on board. Now, getting that started would be the ultimate challenge.
Great video, so good when you and Matt get together. I remember as a kid Glews garage at Goole had a couple of Matadors as recovery wagons, they seemed so big as a 5 year old in the 70s. I.also remember one came to the farm to spread lime along with a Bedford RL I think the model was. Keep up.the good work looking forward to seeing more Matador action.
That was a great vid, cheers Mucker and Matt, looking forward to the next update on this project, and you'll be pleased to know I was here sharp on 19:00 all present and correct on time after you lambasted me on last nights live feed on the tractor run (which I have to say was bloody great) I hope you and George enjoyed your fish and chips and a few beers no doubt, thanks again, keep em coming!!!
Good evening me lord, Well I must say I didn’t think you was going to get it to turn over so that’s a big plus you just keep trying to get them to go and I will keep watching , Great tractor run last night 10 out 10. 🚜👍👍⭐️⭐️⭐️
Love the AEC Matador! One probably fueled my granddad's B-17 at Great Ashfield, Suffolk as a fuel bowser. Good on you for saving it. Greetings from the USA.
@@LordMuck Indeed. As often happens in war, equipment gets shared officially and "unofficially" as well. You guys made some great equipment! Gardner diesels, Bristol Centaurus, Mosquito, Hurricane, Spit, Lysander, etc. I went to my Grandfather's base with him in 2000, and you guys came out with Jeeps, Studebakers, etc. Good stuff on your channel!
Love watching these vids!. Saving old bits of kit like this and bringing them back from the brink!. More please and please get it running!. Maddog Australia.
I've literally just found your channel, and it's a bit of me, this! I see two good friends, doing questionable things, with a wonderful injection of humour... I also see, two very experienced mechanics, who know their sh*t inside out, but being humble about it. Subscribed. 👌
Glad you enjoyed it. We have a laugh and it really aggravates the no-marks who haven't the knowledge or ability but try and convince those around that they do (the ones who don't like any explanation or talking because they're too thick to actually know what it all means) Glad to have you along 😉👍
Not much spraying out of number one, but great to see it going over… That cab front profile reminds me of the old 1947 30 cwt MCC Parcels Van (PV) that my dad used to have, he made it into a kinda motor-caravan when we were kids in the late 50s… we always had a holiday. Good old days. ❤️🇬🇧🇷🇴
An old farm mucker from Maine USA said try a mixture of acetone and ATF about 50:50. Add to the cylinders and let it set 2 or 3 days. Then rock it back and forth, repeat if necessary. Good luck boys.
Excellent video, actually I thought that was no way that that engine was going to turn over but with perseverance, you and Matt accomplished a lot well done to you and Matt. Hi from Australia.
You say about remembering old Matadors from your youth in timber yards as such took me right back to being a nipper...our garden backed on to Braces timber yard in High Ongar...in my memory they had hundreds of old ex-army trucks stuck right down the back of the yard..my Brother & me spent ages climbing all over 'em...made a big impression on me..now, every time I see an old AEC or Scammell I have to stop and take a look!...Thanks for some great videos,Your Lordship!!.👍😁👍
Ya gotta go for it, you know you've made up your mind to get her running I just enjoy you two working together. Stay a week or so, visit the pub often, give it!
Lord Muck and his good Chap Matt were teasing us throughout the whole video... and I enjoyed it thoroughly! Now I can't wait to see that Matador fire up! Thank you Gents!!!!
Great to see you working on something old again. When you pulled it the oil mist coming out of the ports made me think of steam out of a steam calliope.
Pocket full of spanners, intense investment of time, labour, driving.... but one great old Mat. with a lot of history, no doubt! She's rough, but if you can save her heart, who knows what her future could hold?
Hi mucker.i use to be a black Smith on bedford Council. they were putting a bridge across the river yousing a 32t crain it got stuck but we had a old materdor and 2 ex reme macanics the work on them in hour repair department.the bloody materdor pulled it out.all best good luck with it
You could probably get some of that gunk from the engine, mix some rocks with it and patch a pothole. Might even be able to use it on a roof. It's the rare 3rd stage of oil, never before seen....it's turned into TAR. 😄😄 I've honestly never seen that much gunk before. I think there might be hope for the old girl after all, despite all that. And since I enjoy these videos, I'm proud to be a MUCKER! Thank you for sharing! 👍👌
Absolutely terrific👌 the moment the old desert rat misted out that diesel out the injector holes!😁 And as usual birds nest for luck! I'll keep supporting you M'lod so you can keep doing this sort of fun stuff. All the best, cheers, Mike
Love it , can't decide which video give me the largest lump in my throat , the collie rescues or you guys giving CPR to one of these beasts of burden and bring them back from flatline , excellent video, thank you chaps
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This episode is longer than normal and it goes in to detail as to why we wouldn't normally go to these lengths when making a video. If you have the mental capacity of a squirrels ball-sack, can't take in information or are a dull nonce that has little to offer the world, please skip this video and go watch Phil and Holly.
The rest of you, Enjoy 😉
Feckin brilliant mate 🤣👍🥃
First video I've watched of you guys and it was brilliant and made me laugh! Subscribed!!
you get some right jam rolls comenting on here the episode was too long aaahh bless did mumy tell you it was time for beddy bys
This is the 2nd or 3rd time I've watched this video and it still makes me laugh watching you guys celebrate the fact that the engine was pissing everything out there moles brilliant well done guys keep up the good work if you're still monitoring this😅😅😅😅😅
Epic video. Love the longer ones, we can see the effort and the banter , which is brilliant.
You have got to get it going, I was born in London, but through the 1950's I travelled up and down to Sunderland and back London and saw equipment dumps after the war full of these vehicles . I remember those trucks, thousands of them, all gone now, the survivors must be restored. Do it.
I enjoy this video
I love how Brits start a sequence of dialog with "Right!". It's as though they are declaring at the start, "what I am about to say is authoritatively true".
It is...
I was hatched in 1950. As a child and in a previous life I lived close to a timber yard. The owners had 2 of these old gals hauling huge trailer loads of timber every day. The trailers were massive and the tractor units would be using every bit of power pulling those trailers up an incline.
Great work both. Keep at her.
Lord Muck, us over here in the USA want in on the action. 2023= not many WW2 era vehicles to recover over here anymore. Y'all got a great find there! Much luck and love the humor!
As a Yank I am just now learning what a Matador is... one hell of a minty majestic truck is what it is 👌
Many moons ago a Glastonbury mud year.. I got to play in one of these. it was a monster. It made a fortune pulling rigs on and off site. It had a huge switch like something off the old Frankenstein movie to start it.. Was told not to brake hard or the cab might fall off. Loved it.
The rush I got when it started turning, brilliant, best drug ever. Thank you. Great show.
I'm on board 👍. It's a Matador, what's not to like? 😉
I think this has to bee the best "Will I Start you have ever done over the years. bloody lovly
Many thanks for a great watch again, I wasted a lot of time watching you on the tractor run & thoroughly enjoyed it, THEN you post this one about the Matador, I am 72 now but at the age of 19 I worked as a trailer boy on a Matador & pipe trailer for William Press in Kent & that one had all the window frames polished along with most of the copper pipes. It was amazing where we took it especially off road, one got the trailer loaded with pipes bogged & ours was hooked up to it with the winch & we could not move it, enter an RB 22 crane to pull our Matador plus the stuck one, the RB 22 was pulling itself toward us so it was anchored to a large tree & we managed to pull the trailer out, the tension of the total pull was frightening but the Matadors survived it.I have driven many AEC's over the years & just love them. Again many thanks.
That looked from the Start that she was Dead.... But Mucker and Matt sorted it and she was nearly firing on all Cylinders 😆 🤣 😂... Brilliant to see it move, and u two need to do more Videos together as they are brilliant..... Great Content as normal
Dad and I enjoy all your videos but as an ex lorry driver dad especially likes these old Matadors.
Thanks Mucker for giving us a super enjoyable Sunday evening watch.
Pretty amazing that you got so far with this and we are looking forward to seeing progress on the old gal.
Seasons greetings to you all.
This was a brilliant thing, to see the old girls "heart" turning over and potentially saving a piece of history was amazing! These trucks have always fascinated me with their looks, the ungainly looking cab etc. The fair that came to my village and still does had a collection of these little beuts as generator trucks and towing vehicles as well! Great stuff Guys!!
I live in South Wales and a man who lived in my village called John Edwards had one of those and he was a wood cutter, after his passing the truck was sold in the nineties, it was something special to look at and became a local landmark.
Just found your channel. Subbed straight away.
Really pleased you're going to push on with this job - me dad drove one or two of these wagons in the desert back in his day.
Good luck with it.
This has got to be one of my all-time favorite “will it start” style videos ever… truly epic! Never has one truck owed so much to these two.
Ayup me ol mucker, this episode is bloody brilliant, my great grandfather drove 1 in the same colours during the Africa campaign with the royal artillery.
Can't wait for the next episode on this old girl.
You and Matt, do well
Frank
The Maltese Cross on the red background was the flash for Malta Command and the red & blue insignia on the other side would indicate a Royal Artillery Unit. If they were both applied at the same time then the vehicle was probably used by an AA unit (possibly during the siege!), as they made up the majority of RA units on Malta during WWII. Great video as always, keep them coming! Love to see the Matadors!
I was cheering for you, when you finally got it to turn through, job well done, thanks for not giving up
This randomly appeared in my feed, watched in full with no skipping and loved it, great banter with the English make do and mend mentality. and what a beast that thing is! There use to be a massive scrap yard in Poole, Dorset alongside Ringwood Rd backing onto industrial land, it is long gone now as we use to knock around in it as kids in the late 1980's, it was full of these old birds, many with a turret ring in the roof for a gun mount at guess, I imagine most ended up in the smelting pot, from memory they're were generally pretty solid with good cabs still.
Anyhow I've subbed to you lads and look forward to more, have a great Christmas.
Glad you enjoyed it, we should continue with it early next month but there will be lots of other stuff to see in between.
Happy Christmas 👍
Well it turns over. You know what comes next? I hope to see it run! 🇨🇦
I REALLY ENJOY WATCHING YOUR CHANNEL BECAUSE YOU ALWAYS UPHOLD THE GOOD OLD TRADITIONS OF BRITISH HUMOUR. OUTSTANDING!
Well, that was a will it start worth waiting for. Good to see it “as it is”, and love seeing you and Matt together as you have a bit of fun - Matt certainly has a droll wit!
If watching/ liking/ subscribing is all it takes to get more of this content then I am getting real value for money entertainment. 👍
Love these videos and banter, no annoying music and he sounds like one us too .... A Norfolk/East Anglian man.... gods own county true grit men salt of the earth! maybe one day I can get over and share with my beaten up stock of plant, classic cars ,etc. Great video for those who have been bitten. Keep them coming.
Just great to see you both still wanting to see this old girl survive muckers
Good timing melod, just having a brew slobbed out in front of the open fire!
🇺🇸 Where the hell are you guys from in the U.K. I can actually understand what you are saying. I watch B.B.C. AMERICA news all the time and can't understand half of what they are blabbering about. Good luck on that animal your restoring. 👍
I got a little excited when I saw the pistons come free and the old girl lurch about. I’m with you on the history side, half the charm of the old gear is there past work lives.
Dad used to drive them when he was in the forces.. Also Leyland Hippos and Bedford QLs 👌
Thank you Matt and Mucker! I absolutely LOVE these long videos, especially if it features a matador! I truly appreciate the work you put in for these. I can't wait to see what happens next with this engine.
Great video again nice to see you both working on a matador should be an interesting next set of videos well done guy's
Going to be a few weeks but keep supporting the channel and our other videos and we will be able to keep doing the Matadors and old tractors
By far the best entertainment I've watched all week , apart from you and Mildred on the tractor run yesterday as a spin off Matt should bottle that heating and used engine oil as after shave - mattadior 😃😃😃
We very much appreciate you both taking time out of your busy work schedule to graft on stuff for our pure joy and entertainment magic stuff ✨️ 😀
Fantastic to see it turning over with the starter motor by the end. From what most other people would send off to the scrap man, you guys have spent your time to get it one step nearer to running!
They don't build them like they used to, such a throw away society now, nothings really built to last these days.
Really enjoyed that. Was amazing to see it squirting the diesel out after being so stuck
Incredible that the insignia is still poking through....loved the video...
I love the Ivor the engine insertion brings back good memories
All I can say Kurt bloody brilliant 👌🏻 be awesome to see it run again 👍
Brilliant, as usual, also finding some history, looking forward to the next instalment…..
Love the clip from the cannoball run with Jamie farr as the mad sheik / also played clinger in Mash
I've just watched that camarata guy and its mind boggling how so many folk are sucked in by his incompetence. You guys on the other hand play around but it's plain to see you know exactly what you're doing. Keep it up !
I agree. How on earth he gets so many followers it's like he creates drama just for views. Mucker is in a different league, would love to see him collaborate with diesel creek
That guy is a accident waiting to happen, how he has not killed himself has got me beat .
Before you go much further I would suggest pulling the sump off . The sludge in the heads reminds me of a 220hp Scania I was working on about 35 years ago . Temperature 30c plus and had to pull the sump to change the oil . First and only time I have changed oil with a shovel . Strange thing is there was still oil pressure before and after . The truck was doing line haul between Sydney and Melbourne doing about 6000k a week or 3 trips It was still going 2 years plus after when I changed jobs still without a problem . Ahhh the life of a diesel mechanic
Sump is full of crud and Shyte that we've flooded it with so it will be taken off, cleaned and crank visually inspected before we attempt to start it otherwise we will be swilling all that debris around
She’s a good ole Gurl that matador 😊
When that released… I had a huge smile on my grid… well done both…👍👍
Aww, love 'Old Spice' ...she was worth saving 👌💯 Brilliant content as always 🙌🏻👏🙌🏻👏
A very entertaining video, and the banter. 👍👍
That was unbelievable, It looked very bad at the start, I'm impressed, had a bloody good laugh and was entertained.
All for the price of nowt.
Win win win.
Hello mucker and Matt love watching you both doing a bit on the matterdors and showing people that you don't always need starting fuelled for the big machines and hope Matt is doing well with the other matterdor he is restoring and keep up the good work
Your smile was amazing Mucka, she deserves to live again.
Well done Mucker, you and Matt have done a great job on freeing the Matador engine. Keep on going Mucker 👍🚜🔧
That was amazing! Perseverance unto the last. When it starting shooting Derv out it was like the spurting champagne bottle at a race victory.
There's that film of the sunken ship in the Red Sea- the Thistlegorm and along with LMS locos, motorbikes and other things there's a Matador on board. Now, getting that started would be the ultimate challenge.
That was brilliant perseverance paid off thanks
Fantastic video, really enjoyed it .
I love finding out the history of vehicles and vintage items. 👌🏻👌🏻
Satisfaction at seeing the engine turn over again, and again, and again, ya messy geezer.
Chuffed to bits when you got the old girl turning! She wants to live! 👍🇬🇧
Great video, so good when you and Matt get together.
I remember as a kid Glews garage at Goole had a couple of Matadors as recovery wagons, they seemed so big as a 5 year old in the 70s.
I.also remember one came to the farm to spread lime along with a Bedford RL I think the model was.
Keep up.the good work looking forward to seeing more Matador action.
Keep going, we’re all behind you. 🎉
This is a class video seeing the both of you just doing it the way most of us would work on it 👏 👍 😀
That was a great vid, cheers Mucker and Matt, looking forward to the next update on this project, and you'll be pleased to know I was here sharp on 19:00 all present and correct on time after you lambasted me on last nights live feed on the tractor run (which I have to say was bloody great) I hope you and George enjoyed your fish and chips and a few beers no doubt, thanks again, keep em coming!!!
Did we fuck - everywhere was shut !
@@LordMuck well if you and silly bollox hadn't been broadsiding the Deutz in that car park all night you might have made closing time 🚜🚜
Hmmmm... you saw that did you ?.....🫣
@@LordMuck Yup, well, depends who's reading this......
Good evening me lord, Well I must say I didn’t think you was going to get it to turn over so that’s a big plus you just keep trying to get them to go and I will keep watching , Great tractor run last night 10 out 10. 🚜👍👍⭐️⭐️⭐️
We very much appreciate the time effort and money you contribute to the videos for our enjoyment !!
This crane came from Bashley Saw Mill, I grew up next door remember it working years ago, my parents may have some old pics of it working.
Please could we see a copy of the pictures?
Love the AEC Matador! One probably fueled my granddad's B-17 at Great Ashfield, Suffolk as a fuel bowser.
Good on you for saving it.
Greetings from the USA.
More likely to have been a Federal 👌🏼 (some of which remained and got turned in to timber trucks to work alongside Matadors)
@@LordMuck Indeed. As often happens in war, equipment gets shared officially and "unofficially" as well. You guys made some great equipment! Gardner diesels, Bristol Centaurus, Mosquito, Hurricane, Spit, Lysander, etc.
I went to my Grandfather's base with him in 2000, and you guys came out with Jeeps, Studebakers, etc. Good stuff on your channel!
Absolutely Pukka mate. Been waiting for another Matt and Mat video. Love the banter you two have. 👍
Another great video Mucker........keep up the good work.
Love watching these vids!. Saving old bits of kit like this and bringing them back from the brink!. More please and please get it running!. Maddog Australia.
1min in, and i already love it, getting the coffee. Hahhaha
I've literally just found your channel, and it's a bit of me, this! I see two good friends, doing questionable things, with a wonderful injection of humour... I also see, two very experienced mechanics, who know their sh*t inside out, but being humble about it. Subscribed. 👌
Glad you enjoyed it. We have a laugh and it really aggravates the no-marks who haven't the knowledge or ability but try and convince those around that they do (the ones who don't like any explanation or talking because they're too thick to actually know what it all means) Glad to have you along 😉👍
Mechanic by trade me ol' Mukka, I see ya skills. 👌💪🔥
Always feel free to jump in and comment - that's how knowledge is passed 😎👌🏼👌🏼
My grandad was in the RAOC in the North African desert, then TRME in Italy. ❤
Not much spraying out of number one, but great to see it going over…
That cab front profile reminds me of the old 1947 30 cwt MCC Parcels Van (PV) that my dad used to have, he made it into a kinda motor-caravan when we were kids in the late 50s… we always had a holiday.
Good old days.
❤️🇬🇧🇷🇴
Fantastic!! I have a grin from ear to ear when it started to turn over as if I was there myself! Keep up the good work
Great video well done
An old farm mucker from Maine USA said try a mixture of acetone and ATF about 50:50. Add to the cylinders and let it set 2 or 3 days. Then rock it back and forth, repeat if necessary. Good luck boys.
brilliant job @Lord Muck very nice old vehicle.
My uncle owns one and quite a few old Foden lorry as well keep up the good work.
Love it. I agree normally you wouldn't even entertain it, but it is good when you get a result love to see more
Lovely work , showing how to do it OLD SCHOOL, this is how most of us have to do it, we’ll done my boys.
The most fun you can have with your overalls on !
Excellent video, actually I thought that was no way that that engine was going to turn over but with perseverance, you and Matt accomplished a lot well done to you and Matt. Hi from Australia.
You say about remembering old Matadors from your youth in timber yards as such took me right back to being a nipper...our garden backed on to Braces timber yard in High Ongar...in my memory they had hundreds of old ex-army trucks stuck right down the back of the yard..my Brother & me spent ages climbing all over 'em...made a big impression on me..now, every time I see an old AEC or Scammell I have to stop and take a look!...Thanks for some great videos,Your Lordship!!.👍😁👍
Ya gotta go for it, you know you've made up your mind to get her running I just enjoy you two working together. Stay a week or so, visit the pub often, give it!
Mighty stuff Kurt, Matt and Puppo, fortune favours the brave👌👍🙂
That was fantastic watching you and Matt get that turning over,awesome.
Lord Muck and his good Chap Matt were teasing us throughout the whole video... and I enjoyed it thoroughly! Now I can't wait to see that Matador fire up! Thank you Gents!!!!
Love it - boys with their toys! Great video
Great video really enjoyed this one. Nice to see these old girls being kept from the scrap yards.
Great to see you working on something old again. When you pulled it the oil mist coming out of the ports made me think of steam out of a steam calliope.
Thanks Kurt and Matt loved the vid and keep up the excellent work... Take care to you both...
Cheers Kev 👍
Very Nice video Kurt & Matt You like a challenge 😀😀👍👍Thanks again
Pocket full of spanners, intense investment of time, labour, driving.... but one great old Mat. with a lot of history, no doubt!
She's rough, but if you can save her heart, who knows what her future could hold?
Hi mucker.i use to be a black Smith on bedford Council. they were putting a bridge across the river yousing a 32t crain it got stuck but we had a old materdor and 2 ex reme macanics the work on them in hour repair department.the bloody materdor pulled it out.all best good luck with it
Really enjoyed this video good bit of fun and serous work as well
That’s what I call patience and perseverance! Good job! Done well!
Love the banter in the video, is that Monte's cap in the back of the cab?!!!.
Great video as ever , you and Mat are such a great double act 😂 hope to see it running 🎉 thanks
So cool! Thank you for sharing.
You could probably get some of that gunk from the engine, mix some rocks with it and patch a pothole. Might even be able to use it on a roof. It's the rare 3rd stage of oil, never before seen....it's turned into TAR. 😄😄 I've honestly never seen that much gunk before. I think there might be hope for the old girl after all, despite all that. And since I enjoy these videos, I'm proud to be a MUCKER! Thank you for sharing! 👍👌
That one she’s a runner……Subscribed and liked every time it’s the decent to do for more than decent content…stuff the shite on the telly 👍👍
Absolutely terrific👌 the moment the old desert rat misted out that diesel out the injector holes!😁 And as usual birds nest for luck! I'll keep supporting you M'lod so you can keep doing this sort of fun stuff.
All the best, cheers, Mike
Love it , can't decide which video give me the largest lump in my throat , the collie rescues or you guys giving CPR to one of these beasts of burden and bring them back from flatline , excellent video, thank you chaps