Dean Kokott You have not priced old Fords lately. That is thousands of dollars worth of cars right there. What someone paid for them thirty years ago is irrelevant.
noah is lucky. when i was 17 i had a diesel repair shop owner take me under his wing and teach me all there was to know about diesel repair and i worked for the guy for almost 15 years bc he was a good guy and treated me well, id still be working for him but now im self employed.johnthan reminds me of my old boss. noah is lucky
I just got rid of my collection of model As except for a 29 roadster street rod with a flathead V8, that's what seemed so familiar. Ran out of health so it's taking forever to get it on the road. Keep it up Johnathan, gets me fired.
Great find, model Ts are a lot of fun! The body is older than 26, mid 23 and older had wooden firewalls. 26 and 27 had doors on both sides and a taller cowl (however early Canadian Ts had doors on both sides) 1919 was the first year for electric start, but the coil box is 26-27 so it may have a later engine too. Im looking forward to seeing you bring it back to life. Ps. The E brake should be vertical for neutral, all the way forward is high gear.
When they added electrics in 1919 they deleted the side lights, this car has them. Plus this car has nickel in the right places for it to be a 1916-1920.
These two sweethearts promise most excellant project video's to look forward to, cant wait. With JW and Noah on the job we're in for one special treat....
Wow nice shape for a 1926 Model T . Looks like a great restoration project for sure. Thanks for sharing. Noah is a pretty good worker. Got a great boss too. Thanks for sharing.
It's earlier than a 1926. (1920ish) For the future, try and use nylon straps at the frame points and try to put it neutral if possible. 1926 has has fuel tank under the dash with a cowling top fuel entrance. Parking brake at the rear is a brake, middle is neutral, full fwd is high gear. Nice find!
Jonathan, your Model T looks great. I have a 26, and I can tell you right off that yours is an earlier model. Twenty six was the first year to have a driver’s door. Since your’s doesn’t it’s older. Twenty Sixes also have the gas tank under the cowl and a rectangular flap/door on top of the cowl to access the gas cap. I wish you the best of luck as you restore this wonderful piece of Americana.
What a hell of a find! On both cars. My luck would never be this good. A Model A is a bucket list thing for me. On the T: The three pedals on the floor of the Model T were for the brake on the right, reverse in the middle to make the Model T go backwards, and a pedal on the left to shift the gears from low to high speed. A lever on the floor worked the brakes as well as the clutch. Looking forward to the rest of the videos Jonathan. And kicking the habit will keep you around a heck of a lot longer. You can do it!
Thank you Jonathan for saving and becoming the guardian of these fine vehicles. We will look forward to the next barn-rescue arrivals. Happy Christmas to all. Chuck in NE Kansas
makes me happy to see you getting these cars Jonathan, they will have a chance to be preserved and be as original as possible. You have certainly earned these opportunities with your hard work and astute reputation.
Nice find Jon. Great to have found one relatively complete like that. A proper T guy could date it, but I can say it's earlier than 26/27. Some people use vintage speed equipment to pep 'em up a bit.
Talk about remote control! Twenty feet from the car, voice activated remote, " Noah turn on the wiper" And the wiper starts working. I tell you them Model T's had it all. Lol.
Both of those look like old restorations. They're great looking projects that's for sure. I can't imagine how many guys out there wish they could've been Noah, it'll take 20 yrs for him to understand all of what I mean. You guys are great to watch thanks for sharing. Merry Christmas
I can't believe how many projects you find....and that's as solid as they come....what a score...Leaves me wondering what a guy has to pay for something like that...can't wait for the up and coming videos. Stay strong on the no smoking....you can do it.
Hey JW,glad you had Noah wear a reflective vest,just like if you were doing an "on highway" recovery.Don't forget the gloves! Can't wait til you get this one together--pure gold!!
Jonathan, you scored big on these 2 ... The T is in darn good shape. Stay strong Sir with no smoking... hard candy helps .. you've made it this fare👍...
Think I missed this video. Wow oh wow a model T. You are the men to save her. Ps. Why would anyone put thumbs down on this video. ?? You are bringing history back to life!
S Turman My Dad was born in 1902 and passed away in 1968, he used to say "it's easy to make a Model T Cadillac but you can't make a Cadillac Ford"!!! I remember him and my Uncle, that was born in 1898, talk about cars such as these they owned when they were younger.
Nice find! I've driven a '13 T four-seater for a local museum. The controls are unlike anything else I've driven but not too bad once you've done it a few times. Takes a little screwing around to start it, and with the hand crank, you don't want to get it wrong and flood it or you'll be at it all day. Good luck on the motor, hopefully most if it's there. And yes, if I remember right those saddle-looking brackets are to hold the convertible top frame when it's folded down.
that is in really good shape for being almost 100 years old. i wish my '07 had as little rust as this does. you're a lucky dog to find AND be able to purchase these cars, let alone that you can get an actual title for them. somebody was smiling on you that day.
I love what you do. And love your latest "find" cars! I agree with others, the roadster is probably between 24 and 26 with an electric start. The far left peddle is the "gears" High and Low. You have to hold it in the middle, (with your left foot) for neutral. As you drive you push in to start out to drive in low, then as you speed up, you let it "fall" back down to high.. Then you hold it in the middle, (Neutral) and step on the middle peddle, with your right foot to go in reverse. Then you would again hold the left peddle in the middle, (Neutral) and step on the far right peddle for your brake. The gas or throttle, is the lever on the right side of the steering column. The spark advance is the lever on the left side of the steering wheel, and it needs to be advanced, "up" as you speed up. By today's standards, it's very difficult to drive. But once you get the hang of it, it's fun.... Good luck. I'm jealous.
you my friend are living the life dont forget to give your women a kiss!for sticking with you on your journey!thanks for bringing us along love the videos merry christmas happy new year all the good stuff! thank you for stopping smoking and showing those around you it can be done!keep it up!!!
You should show more of your towing, Jonathan. Everyone who ever needed to pull out a car or a wreck from anywhere can learn a lot from you. Putting a chock under that driver's rear wheel to get the car to come straight looked easy but other folks probably would never have thought of it.
Man you are finding some awesome things to bring home! I would love to have either Ford! Congrats on your finds and your dropping the cigarettes too. Tell Noah hello for me. He is one lucky young man to have a boss like you!
If I remember correctly the 3 pedal system was 1 is the brake ,1 is forward ,1 is reverse ,and the trans shift is that lever on the left. Try watching some video's on coldwarmotors here on the tube. They are Canadians who work on these many times.
Awesome score joanthan ,you get early christmas ,also giving up on cigs is awesome keep yourself busy it helps ,and Merry Christmas too you and your family ,,,.thanks for 2 videos in 1 day wow
id say that is a 1926 t. you can tell by the fact that the buzz coil box is mounted in the engine bay. 1925 and older t's had the coils under the dash against the firewall. also 26 was the last year for wood wheels. in 27 ford started the metal spoke rims. also 1919 was the first year for electric start and electric headlights.
I don't know how you find all the treasures you have come across over the past, but it's awesome. I love the restore videos especially if they have a back story.
Great find on the cars. An idea on 'your not smoking tension' that I used years ago while trying to quit for the 5th time. Cinnamon is available as rolled up cinnamon bark instead of ground.. Exact same size as cigarette and offers resistance to being sucked on, can be chewed on as well like a small cigar. Relieves a lot of the wanting to reach for the cigs.
Great video as usual Jonathan.I also liked watching the tractor video, the one with the Dodge emblem in chrome that was wrapped around the front of it. I think it was a Woodworth or some sort of brand like that. A tractor that would go 47 miles an hour sounds pretty bad ass and quite dangerous for that model. That was one of your greatest starts ever, but then you start engines as if you have oil in your veins.
Man, This IS A GREAT FIND, Jonathan. To find one that is so good a body and NO RUST, W0W❕ This Model "T" IS A True FIND. I think this is a 1927 model(?).
Great Christmas present. All parts are available for a T. We won't be seeing a first start for a while on this one. LOL If I wasn't so far away I would be trying to get that Triumph. Fun car. Congrats and thanks for sharing.
A 26 or 27 Split rims with four bolt tires. If it has vapor Carb it's at least a 26. They all had 1 door. Cowl vents and side lights are add-ons. No shifter. The accelerator and spark advance is on the steering wheel. The three pedals are l-r High-low clutch, reverse, and brake(on the transmission). The transmission is band brake engaged the precursor to todays automatics. The hand brake works the rear wheel brakes and holds the car in neutral. BTW if the rear or driveshaft breaks the car won't stop. Only the hand brake may stop it. The things on the upper rear of the body are the top irons to store the folded top. Nice find.
Good looking T model you found. It is a 17- early 23 with the wood firewall. 26/27 had the tall trunk, like model A Ford ,not the turtledeck . Cars like yours with two doors were made in Canada, all 26/27s had two doors.. Have fun learning to drive Miz Lizzy !
Nice catch on the Model T, but you are taking the Triumph too ... That T was someone's run around car. Red wheels and red block, red interior - screams old school souped-up Model T with down draft carb, etc. Could be a lot of fun. You gotta build the engine anyway, so why not :-D
I put together a 21 from a pile of parts , the slightly raked windshield is 23 and later .... the lever is rear drum brake and low and hi gear , also left pedal pushed down is low gear let off hi gear , the other 2 pedals are brakes inside the trans ,and reverse I forget which is what . Throttle is one of the levers on steering colum and the other is timing ... super nice find that thing is all there looks like . Model T club of America is a really good forum for info on the T ...
You really scored with this one! I think one reason the "T" is in such good shape is that they used Vanadium steel in their bodies. The earlier turtle decks opened from the rear and later ones from the top.
You have found a real gem there. We can't even dream of getting those kind of kinds in the UK. KEEP IT REAL. Slight little make over to make sure she sees the road will serve her well in the future
@@aliceshaw8265 Yeah, but it's a '79 or '80, with those ugly rubber bumpers, and the '80 was the heaviest year of the run. Still, hate to see it rotting down like that.
@@g0fvt Yep it is indeed a Mk4 or a 1500. Sitting that low in the leaves it probably now has no floor and on opening the doors you would be unable to close them again. Walk away from it...!
I love that Turtledeck T. Ive been keeping a eye out for a Model T myself. Ive wanted one since I was a kid. I dont want to restore one . I hope to find one in decent original condition and just maintain and preserve it . But there hard to find in original condition out here on the left coast. I rode in one once in the 2nd or 3rd grade and that was all it took.
DANG- willys whippet, franklin, 2 model Fords.... oh my word, where do you find these treasures?! that model a roadster is a "bucket list" car for me. envious but very glad for you, glad to see they're gonna live on
The model T is a great find well done to you and Noah for rescuing it
And really well done on giving the smokes up too
Very solid old Model T. Amazing there still around .
That is in great shape for the age! This should be fun to watch come back to life!
I haven't seen a model T in 30 years in that condition. WOW! I don't know what you paid but it's worth it...super find!
@@deankokott1978 only in your dreams
Dean Kokott You have not priced old Fords lately. That is thousands of dollars worth of cars right there. What someone paid for them thirty years ago is irrelevant.
@@deankokott1978 if you ever have anything for sale let me know lol
Jonathan, you have the best You Tube videos by far. No one close. Thank you and keep them coming. Interesting and no nonsense, just like I like them.
noah is lucky. when i was 17 i had a diesel repair shop owner take me under his wing and teach me all there was to know about diesel repair and i worked for the guy for almost 15 years bc he was a good guy and treated me well, id still be working for him but now im self employed.johnthan reminds me of my old boss. noah is lucky
Just like my grandson, he will be 18 shortly and been employed for a year now, he has a brilliant boss.
Yes Noah has one the best teachers around, he is lucky.
Glad Noah can put video games down, to learn something USEFUL!!!
You received the training of a lifetime. Scores of your peers paid thousands of dollars to receive the same excellence.
Yes he is so blessed.
I just got rid of my collection of model As except for a 29 roadster street rod with a flathead V8, that's what seemed so familiar.
Ran out of health so it's taking forever to get it on the road. Keep it up Johnathan, gets me fired.
Looking forward to these projects. That model T is in such great shape!
You hit the jackpot on those 2 cars, really happy for ya. Can hear the excitement in your voice!!
A few spare parts paint I'm sure both will be running soon another great video thanks!!
Beautiful old Model T. What a great find! They’re very fun to drive.
Great find, model Ts are a lot of fun! The body is older than 26, mid 23 and older had wooden firewalls. 26 and 27 had doors on both sides and a taller cowl (however early Canadian Ts had doors on both sides) 1919 was the first year for electric start, but the coil box is 26-27 so it may have a later engine too. Im looking forward to seeing you bring it back to life. Ps. The E brake should be vertical for neutral, all the way forward is high gear.
This is a '22 to '25 T-awesome find, my friend! Prayers for your journey to quit smoking-keep up the good work!
Hey, yeah looks older than 27, an good too!
When they added electrics in 1919 they deleted the side lights, this car has them. Plus this car has nickel in the right places for it to be a 1916-1920.
These two sweethearts promise most excellant project video's to look forward to, cant wait. With JW and Noah on the job we're in for one special treat....
Wow nice shape for a 1926 Model T . Looks like a great restoration project for sure. Thanks for sharing. Noah is a pretty good worker. Got a great boss too. Thanks for sharing.
It's earlier than a 1926. (1920ish) For the future, try and use nylon straps at the frame points and try to put it neutral if possible. 1926 has has fuel tank under the dash with a cowling top fuel entrance. Parking brake at the rear is a brake, middle is neutral, full fwd is high gear. Nice find!
Jonathan, your Model T looks great. I have a 26, and I can tell you right off that yours is an earlier model. Twenty six was the first year to have a driver’s door. Since your’s doesn’t it’s older. Twenty Sixes also have the gas tank under the cowl and a rectangular flap/door on top of the cowl to access the gas cap. I wish you the best of luck as you restore this wonderful piece of Americana.
Wow! What a great find! That Model T is really awesome, love it that these old cars are still out there. Best to you and yours Jonathan!
What a hell of a find! On both cars. My luck would never be this good. A Model A is a bucket list thing for me. On the T: The three pedals on the floor of the Model T were for the brake on the right, reverse in the middle to make the Model T go backwards, and a pedal on the left to shift the gears from low to high speed. A lever on the floor worked the brakes as well as the clutch. Looking forward to the rest of the videos Jonathan. And kicking the habit will keep you around a heck of a lot longer. You can do it!
I'm always amazed at the fantastic treasure's you find!!!
Great finds! Mitch Taylor has a video on how to start and drive a Model T.
Thank you Jonathan for saving and becoming the guardian of these fine vehicles. We will look forward to the next barn-rescue arrivals. Happy Christmas to all. Chuck in NE Kansas
makes me happy to see you getting these cars Jonathan, they will have a chance to be preserved and be as original as possible. You have certainly earned these opportunities with your hard work and astute reputation.
Nice find Jon. Great to have found one relatively complete like that. A proper T guy could date it, but I can say it's earlier than 26/27. Some people use vintage speed equipment to pep 'em up a bit.
Talk about remote control! Twenty feet from the car, voice activated remote, " Noah turn on the wiper"
And the wiper starts working. I tell you them Model T's had it all. Lol.
Those Ford's are a great Christmas Present to yourself! The T is as solid as you could ask for. Please keep her original! .. Newk from Kentucky
Both of those look like old restorations. They're great looking projects that's for sure. I can't imagine how many guys out there wish they could've been Noah, it'll take 20 yrs for him to understand all of what I mean. You guys are great to watch thanks for sharing. Merry Christmas
I can't believe how many projects you find....and that's as solid as they come....what a score...Leaves me wondering what a guy has to pay for something like that...can't wait for the up and coming videos. Stay strong on the no smoking....you can do it.
Hey JW,glad you had Noah wear a reflective vest,just like if you were doing an "on highway" recovery.Don't forget the gloves! Can't wait til you get this one together--pure gold!!
That’s a great shape on that Model T ... I love how she looks.!! I can not wait to see what you two do with it !!!
Jonathan, you scored big on these 2 ... The T is in darn good shape.
Stay strong Sir with no smoking... hard candy helps .. you've made it this fare👍...
Think I missed this video. Wow oh wow a model T. You are the men to save her. Ps. Why would anyone put thumbs down on this video. ?? You are bringing history back to life!
Wow!
Absolutely fantastic.
Sounds like you definitely found a gold mine.
Congratulations.
Looking forward to seeing the rest of the stash!
Thanks.
Can’t wait to hear the T purrrrr, 👍
S Turman
My Dad was born in 1902 and passed away in 1968, he used to say "it's easy to make a Model T Cadillac but you can't make a Cadillac Ford"!!! I remember him and my Uncle, that was born in 1898, talk about cars such as these they owned when they were younger.
My lord johnathan! You are the car whisper! And wish I could find 1/2 the things you find!
Excellent find & save Jonathan, Please do a "Will it run?" ! Would be soooo neat, even if you're missing those Pistons and such.
Still has the hand crank on the front. Take care of that starter please. Best barn find I've seen in a decade 😀
Nice find! I've driven a '13 T four-seater for a local museum. The controls are unlike anything else I've driven but not too bad once you've done it a few times. Takes a little screwing around to start it, and with the hand crank, you don't want to get it wrong and flood it or you'll be at it all day. Good luck on the motor, hopefully most if it's there. And yes, if I remember right those saddle-looking brackets are to hold the convertible top frame when it's folded down.
Great finds johnathan I love seeing old cars rescued before Mother Nature takes them home
Wow! What a find! I'm amazed anyone finds a Model T in such great shape!
Noa is getting the best education any kid could hope for. He is learning a lost art. Use your hands to earn pride!! Keep teaching him Jonathan..
that is in really good shape for being almost 100 years old. i wish my '07 had as little rust as this does. you're a lucky dog to find AND be able to purchase these cars, let alone that you can get an actual title for them. somebody was smiling on you that day.
I love what you do. And love your latest "find" cars! I agree with others, the roadster is probably between 24 and 26 with an electric start. The far left peddle is the "gears" High and Low. You have to hold it in the middle, (with your left foot) for neutral. As you drive you push in to start out to drive in low, then as you speed up, you let it "fall" back down to high.. Then you hold it in the middle, (Neutral) and step on the middle peddle, with your right foot to go in reverse. Then you would again hold the left peddle in the middle, (Neutral) and step on the far right peddle for your brake. The gas or throttle, is the lever on the right side of the steering column. The spark advance is the lever on the left side of the steering wheel, and it needs to be advanced, "up" as you speed up. By today's standards, it's very difficult to drive. But once you get the hang of it, it's fun.... Good luck. I'm jealous.
Great video and what a find!..i am excited to see what you do with them,they are awesome!...thanks for sharing!
Really sweet ol Model T! I can't believe how straight it is and solid it is. Can't wait to see the rest of the Barn finds. Lovin it!
Awesome find, well done.
My heart bleeds for that little Triumph Spitfire.
It's technically not in the "rust belt" lying in a yard in NC, but Brit cars have a bad rust problem. Wonder how rough it really is?
you my friend are living the life dont forget to give your women a kiss!for sticking with you on your journey!thanks for bringing us along love the videos merry christmas happy new year all the good stuff! thank you for stopping smoking and showing those around you it can be done!keep it up!!!
You should show more of your towing, Jonathan. Everyone who ever needed to pull out a car or a wreck from anywhere can learn a lot from you. Putting a chock under that driver's rear wheel to get the car to come straight looked easy but other folks probably would never have thought of it.
Man you are finding some awesome things to bring home! I would love to have either Ford! Congrats on your finds and your dropping the cigarettes too. Tell Noah hello for me. He is one lucky young man to have a boss like you!
great find Jonathan , You needed a T in your collection .. And you get to learn how to run one .. ENJOYED !
Wait. JW said "Triumph". Johnathan made me look. Great finds.😀. Peace, Love, Joy👍
Sweet rides, Jonathan....both, this Model T Roadster and the Model A Roadster! Very nice! Thank you, Jonathan and Noah, for the video!
If I remember correctly the 3 pedal system was 1 is the brake ,1 is forward ,1 is reverse ,and the trans shift is that lever on the left. Try watching some video's on coldwarmotors here on the tube. They are Canadians who work on these many times.
Robert Gibson Hey, The pedals are from right to left: brake, reverse, and the third pedal is 1st and second gear. I have a 26 Touring Car.
@@DAquingil I knew it was different from what we are using today in modern cars.
@@robertgibson88 no kidding! We all need a Ph D to drive these cars! 🤣😂
Thats a couple of Awesome start's to great hotrods or original could go either way with the model A ty from Vermont
Amazing!! Them old cars are in pretty good shape. Looking forward to watching the repairs. Thanks for taking the time to video these.
Nice find. Good to know they might be on the road again someday. Thanks for sharing
Very cool Find Brother, Cheers Dizzy.
Wow! I can't wait to see what else Jonathan saves from there!
What a beautiful find that model T is in great shape you are one lucky guy hope you keep it. It be a great one to take to your car shows.
Another great find Jonathan you're so lucky to be able to find such nice car
Awesome score joanthan ,you get early christmas ,also giving up on cigs is awesome keep yourself busy it helps ,and Merry Christmas too you and your family ,,,.thanks for 2 videos in 1 day wow
Wow!!!! Pretty decent shape!!! You'll have that engine singing like a song too!
id say that is a 1926 t. you can tell by the fact that the buzz coil box is mounted in the engine bay. 1925 and older t's had the coils under the dash against the firewall. also 26 was the last year for wood wheels. in 27 ford started the metal spoke rims. also 1919 was the first year for electric start and electric headlights.
I don't know how you find all the treasures you have come across over the past, but it's awesome.
I love the restore videos especially if they have a back story.
Great find on the cars. An idea on 'your not smoking tension' that I used years ago while trying to quit for the 5th time. Cinnamon is available as rolled up cinnamon bark instead of ground.. Exact same size as cigarette and offers resistance to being sucked on, can be chewed on as well like a small cigar. Relieves a lot of the wanting to reach for the cigs.
Awesome barn find !! It's in great shape too. It's going to be a fun series watching these cars come together.
"Put the shifter in neutral!"
"There aint no shifter!"
Classic Model T shit!
What a jewel this one is!! Can't wait to hear it go "Pooka-pooka-pooka…"
How much It cost?
I'm thinking it's a 1923-1925 awesome find none the less.
Good to see Noah out in the field. Congrats on kicking the cancer sticks. Gave em up myself around 2005. Not an easy task.
Rock on.
That's a keeper, Johnathan!
Great video as usual Jonathan.I also liked watching the tractor video, the one with the Dodge emblem in chrome that was wrapped around the front of it. I think it was a Woodworth or some sort of brand like that. A tractor that would go 47 miles an hour sounds pretty bad ass and quite dangerous for that model. That was one of your greatest starts ever, but then you start engines as if you have oil in your veins.
Another project im glad ypur not smoking your too talented to check out early
good on you for finding and saving that good ol' girl! Happy New Year!
Man, This IS A GREAT FIND, Jonathan. To find one that is so good a body and NO RUST, W0W❕ This Model "T" IS A True FIND. I think this is a 1927 model(?).
Great Christmas present. All parts are available for a T.
We won't be seeing a first start for a while on this one. LOL
If I wasn't so far away I would be trying to get that Triumph. Fun car.
Congrats and thanks for sharing.
Great cars Jonathan,looking forward in seeing you work your magic on them.👍👍
Great camera angle when pulling the model T out! Those are some fine looking barn finds. So happy for you and the cars. Noah sure is a great help.
Thanks for sharing JW love the videos! 👍👍🤗🤗
Great Find Again. Great job saving these antique cars.
A 26 or 27 Split rims with four bolt tires. If it has vapor Carb it's at least a 26. They all had 1 door. Cowl vents and side lights are add-ons. No shifter. The accelerator and spark advance is on the steering wheel. The three pedals are l-r High-low clutch, reverse, and brake(on the transmission). The transmission is band brake engaged the precursor to todays automatics. The hand brake works the rear wheel brakes and holds the car in neutral. BTW if the rear or driveshaft breaks the car won't stop. Only the hand brake may stop it.
The things on the upper rear of the body are the top irons to store the folded top. Nice find.
Good looking T model you found. It is a 17- early 23 with the wood firewall. 26/27 had the tall trunk, like model A Ford ,not the turtledeck . Cars like yours with two doors were made in Canada, all 26/27s had two doors.. Have fun learning to drive Miz Lizzy !
Nice catch on the Model T, but you are taking the Triumph too ... That T was someone's run around car. Red wheels and red block, red interior - screams old school souped-up Model T with down draft carb, etc. Could be a lot of fun. You gotta build the engine anyway, so why not :-D
I put together a 21 from a pile of parts , the slightly raked windshield is 23 and later .... the lever is rear drum brake and low and hi gear , also left pedal pushed down is low gear let off hi gear , the other 2 pedals are brakes inside the trans ,and reverse I forget which is what . Throttle is one of the levers on steering colum and the other is timing ... super nice find that thing is all there looks like . Model T club of America is a really good forum for info on the T ...
You really scored with this one! I think one reason the "T" is in such good shape is that they used Vanadium steel in their bodies. The earlier turtle decks opened from the rear and later ones from the top.
Another great find and adventure.
Man I wish I could find cars like that she's a beauty
Fingers crossed you find the pistons in the trunk. Cool oldie
I sure enjoy videos that you and Noah work together. They are informative and entertaining. Keep up the great work. Noah is sure a lucky young man.
You have found a real gem there. We can't even dream of getting those kind of kinds in the UK. KEEP IT REAL. Slight little make over to make sure she sees the road will serve her well in the future
Great finds. Can't wait to see them run & for the up coming videos of the other barn finds.
Man that thing is in incredible shape! Love it! Looking forward to see what you do with it! 👍
First in...thanks for these great video's Jonathan.....keep strong brother...NO SMOKING....
Merry Christmas to you Jonathan and to Noah as well From Floyd County KY.
Great find on both model T and model A you dont see finds like that much any more , GOOD LUCK BUDDY.
I thought Noah might have been tempted by the Spitfire - basically just a Triumph Herald in a party frock but a cheap little sportscar nonetheless.
Noah doesn't seem like the British car type. He is a pickup loud exhaust guy
@@aliceshaw8265 Yeah, but it's a '79 or '80, with those ugly rubber bumpers, and the '80 was the heaviest year of the run. Still, hate to see it rotting down like that.
TR not Spit.
Fred Hopkins it’s a Spitfire
@@g0fvt Yep it is indeed a Mk4 or a 1500. Sitting that low in the leaves it probably now has no floor and on opening the doors you would be unable to close them again. Walk away from it...!
I love that Turtledeck T. Ive been keeping a eye out for a Model T myself. Ive wanted one since I was a kid. I dont want to restore one . I hope to find one in decent original condition and just maintain and preserve it . But there hard to find in original condition out here on the left coast. I rode in one once in the 2nd or 3rd grade and that was all it took.
This second car is also removed before the shed collapses. Very nice. A lot of folks might be interested in that Triumph, if it's available.
DANG- willys whippet, franklin, 2 model Fords.... oh my word, where do you find these treasures?! that model a roadster is a "bucket list" car for me. envious but very glad for you, glad to see they're gonna live on
Another great find! Good job buddy!
What a great find, keep the vids coming sir