Ah, the Ford model T. The car that Henry got right. The car that could withstand any harsh environment. The car could go across rivers, steep hills and could still drive. Thanks to it’s durability and density. You sir, have picked a really great car. 1 out of 15,000,000. You take good care of her.
Man i love how you can put together a story of the car just by the stuff you found inside... 1926 first owners possibly a family with kids that was when the invitation was left behind. Then ~1960 some hippie owned it and forgot his sunglasses in it and possibly later one somebody owned it that was facinated in old stiff and forgot the antique looking lightbulb inside. Now you got it... you should keep the stuff, it belongs to the story of the car.
I can't get over how the doors shut so well for a machine that's nearly 100 years old, and left neglected for a 3rd of that. Old Henry knew a thing or two about his creations fer sure....
Looks like a great project, and challenge to get this model T road worthy. I really enjoy your enthusiasm in jumping in all your varied projects. Thanks
I will say this ... I am Polish and I speak English added ... but I see that you are undertaking the renovation of a massacred legend on wheels, so I support and wish you good luck
6:03 There's a paint store and a Chinese restaurant at that address now. 1473 Valley Blvd. El Monte, Ca ("Two miles west" Now Alhambra, Ca). Nice project car !
Hats off to Honourable Ford sir. He pioneered the road travel on wheels. What a wonderful man. The determination to aspire and achieve the unthinkable in those times.
Henry Ford may have been an innovator but wonderful he wasn't; by many accounts he was simply not a nice person. Egocentric, anti-Semitic, nasty to his son and any that dared compete against him and would have bankrupted his own company making model T's forever if he had his own way.
I LOVE THIS! It is Just like Mine I am restoring right now! It is a 1923, Like Yours! The 1923 4 door sedan had straight molding or Belt Line under the windshield, Where in late 1923 on the new 1924 models the Belt arched up slightly, Even though the Windshield was still straight! AWESOME CAR!
0:54 It says "Horseless Carriage" on the Number plate. Just in case people would wonder where the horses would fit. What a wondrous piece from history.
Had the unique pleasure to drive one back in late 80s had to do things like mechanical choke/ timing advance standard shift no power steering things we take for granted when we jump in our car today was a very cool memory
Where my dad grew up in the 30's an older man drove a T. When my dad got home from the navy the older man was driving a new T, which was a mystery to everyone, a new T in the late 40's ? When the older man died they found another new T in his barn in crates, never assembled. The family donated it to the Smithsonian, which I thought was great.
@@grandinquisitor8335 instead of complaining about how "they don't make 'em like they used to", he just bought several when they were new. I'm guessing he never needed to assemble the third as the second one still wasn't worn out.
I did a custom wood swell body coach in place of the standard four door years ago. All wood. Picture this same car as a woody. It was a 1926 with wire wheels.
Can you imagine the reaction if Henry Ford himself or anyone from the late 1800s could see a fully loaded Mercedes, Lexus, Cadillac or Ford today? We've come a long way in such a short time. Wish I could see what people will be driving 100 years from today; if humans are still around of course
For more info on the history of this car watch this update video: ua-cam.com/video/8JoYgBbRPuk/v-deo.html. This car is now back on the road. Here's a link for the full build series ua-cam.com/play/PLHSrLPAGC1x6QBEtxJMdK68A9r00a57Cz.html
A good example of forgotten technology, a show of hands as to those who could actually start and drive one of these with out a bunch of help. I don't see very many hands.
Going to be interesting to watch this build, I wish you all the luck in the world Jared but these old fords are finicky, I own a 36 ford I got almost 3 yrs ago, driven it maybe 3 times, currently replacing the steering gear box...best of luck! Prolly the 1st vacuum and pressure wash in that cars 90+ yr life!
Yeah model t is a fun car, it was my first car. Langs, mac's, bob's model t parts , model t haven , and synders there's some places that will have everything you need
That sure is a challenging project, oh my. Are you planning for a complete frame-off restauration, or do you just want to get it back on the road again with minimum effort? But even that might be a tough one. Best of luck with the Ford, I'm really curious to see how this will turn out. Never saw a restauration of such an old car.
JNH Classics that will mean doing the ubiquitous wood floors; roof, etc. 😉. That radiator looks shot; let’s see how it fares. Definitely Ford tough! Looking forward to the adventure!
I found my 1931 Model A under a tree in So. Cal in 1968. Was almost the same shape as yours! Took me a long time to restore as I was in school, then married, then divorced, etc. But have been driving it 30 years now and it's my pride and joy. www.mafca.com/gallery/DT/31dtudorRB1.jpg
Production month year? Serial number, if you have one? Any add-ons? Factory mods? or after market additons? Please put that information any new videos. I am a huge MODEL-T fan.
Fabulous old machine. I’ve been enjoying the resto vids. Unrelated question - what brand is the canopy it’s parked under? Looks way sturdier than the usual pop up crap from the big box stores.
Thats not in bad condition for its age and i would like to see that old t be restored to factory specs, not t bucketed or hotrodded and it looks like it would be a easy restoration. The rest of the car looks pretty straight and no dings or damage but the interior looks as though its seen better days,only if that car could talk it would be interesting to hear of its history.
Wish I could find a car like this in this condition that somebody had sitting for 30+ years and wanted to get rid of for real cheap there’s simple cars to fix easy to work on.
If I may ask where did you buy it. A dealer or privately. How much? You should give some basic information. Like where do you intent to get parts for it. Is there in the USA places where you can buy cars and parts.. Good job so far.
@@Jerod_Helt It looks exactly like one that my father-in-law had hoping he'd restore it. He died in 1985 and my mother-in-law sold it. I wonder if it made its way to L.A. Even the damage looks the same.
@@DBrentWalton I did buy it from a woman who’s husband had passed away. But it was near LA and it had not moved from the spot it was in for at least 30 years, which is how long she knew her husband.
A very complete car, probably not many miles on it, should fire up and run after some of the usual maintenance. Might start with some marvel mystery oil in the cylinders.
Love that fact that you don't play terrible background music!!
Love to hear the actual sounds of work being done. No overlay of music
Yes.
Agree.
Or talk. I just love the silence and the subtitles when something important is need to be said.
I remember riding in one just like this in late 40s in Windsor Ontario. It brings back memories of my childhood with my old aunt Nina.
These cars do look fun. They should remake these cars with newer technology while keeping the old look.
Ah, the Ford model T. The car that Henry got right. The car that could withstand any harsh environment. The car could go across rivers, steep hills and could still drive. Thanks to it’s durability and density. You sir, have picked a really great car. 1 out of 15,000,000. You take good care of her.
"No sands too deep, no hills too steep"
But you CANT go on hills because of Fuel 🤣
Following this one....always wanted a Model T to play around with, but always ended up with vintage VW's.. :)
Man i love how you can put together a story of the car just by the stuff you found inside... 1926 first owners possibly a family with kids that was when the invitation was left behind. Then ~1960 some hippie owned it and forgot his sunglasses in it and possibly later one somebody owned it that was facinated in old stiff and forgot the antique looking lightbulb inside. Now you got it... you should keep the stuff, it belongs to the story of the car.
It is real fun watching you rebuild a Model T...
I can't get over how the doors shut so well for a machine that's nearly 100 years old, and left neglected for a 3rd of that. Old Henry knew a thing or two about his creations fer sure....
My Dad restored a 1914 Model T Roadster with a little of my help. It was a beautiful car when finished so I know what you are up against! Good Lucku!
One of the simplest easy cars to work on, get it running and driving as is, you have the rest of your life to restore it.
That's a Great Find!! U don't see that many Late Generation Model T sedans. Most of them got busted up or turned into Hot Rods.👍👍
Looks like a great project, and challenge to get this model T road worthy. I really enjoy your enthusiasm in jumping in all your varied projects. Thanks
I will say this ... I am Polish and I speak English added ... but I see that you are undertaking the renovation of a massacred legend on wheels, so I support and wish you good luck
Gas tank right under the driver's seat. Now that's a Ford!
well at least it's better then the pinto
Ha ha ha
Trailer is required to load up the horseless carriage, such as a Ford Model T, because of 1 or more flat tires.
6:03 There's a paint store and a Chinese restaurant at that address now. 1473 Valley Blvd. El Monte, Ca ("Two miles west" Now Alhambra, Ca).
Nice project car !
Hats off to Honourable Ford sir. He pioneered the road travel on wheels.
What a wonderful man. The determination to aspire and achieve
the unthinkable in those times.
Henry Ford may have been an innovator but wonderful he wasn't; by many accounts he was simply not a nice person. Egocentric, anti-Semitic, nasty to his son and any that dared compete against him and would have bankrupted his own company making model T's forever if he had his own way.
I wish someone would start making cars like these classics!
Go out and buy one. Cheaper than starting from scratch.
Never happen now! The government has so much mandatory nonsense now, that something this cheap and simple couldn't be sold by a car company sadly!
I enjoy all your restorations, but my absolute favorite has been the Model T. I keep rewatching the episodes.
I LOVE THIS! It is Just like Mine I am restoring right now! It is a 1923, Like Yours! The 1923 4 door sedan had straight molding or Belt Line under the windshield, Where in late 1923 on the new 1924 models the Belt arched up slightly, Even though the Windshield was still straight! AWESOME CAR!
0:54 It says "Horseless Carriage" on the Number plate. Just in case people would wonder where the horses would fit. What a wondrous piece from history.
Si lo restauras será una maravilla, un gran éxito. Estoy a la espera y creo que, como yo, muchísimos más. 👌👍🇪🇸
que lo que españa. 👍🏾 tremenda maquina!!!
que hermoso estoy feliz que vuelva a la vida otra ves cuanta historia testigo de una epoca que jamas regresara
Had the unique pleasure to drive one back in late 80s had to do things like mechanical choke/ timing advance standard shift no power steering things we take for granted when we jump in our car today was a very cool memory
Can't wait to see you fix this up! Subscribed.
love the fact your doing a model A, you caught my eye with JNH CLASSICS. AWESOME
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Hermoso MODELO T un clasico NORTEAMERICANON! gracias por el video , saludos y bendiciones desde SUDAMERICA.🙏👍
Where my dad grew up in the 30's an older man drove a T. When my dad got home from the navy the older man was driving a new T, which was a mystery to everyone, a new T in the late 40's ? When the older man died they found another new T in his barn in crates, never assembled. The family donated it to the Smithsonian, which I thought was great.
@baboo LI
Did you find out why it was never assembled?
@@grandinquisitor8335 instead of complaining about how "they don't make 'em like they used to", he just bought several when they were new. I'm guessing he never needed to assemble the third as the second one still wasn't worn out.
Ok, the doors on that car are super cool!
Just the basics man, I love it! TYVM!
Hola es maravilloso lo que hizo vi hasta el capítulo 16 y lo felicito le envío un abrazo enorme desde Buenos Aires Argentina!
amazing project!
Great job. I love this old cars. They are the best.
I purchased a 1978 Toyota Corolla I'm the 2nd owner with original paperwork not to mention only 73,000 original miles.
even after 100 years most of these are still solid
I can only imagine the smell of that fabric and upholstery.
Many many years of cat piss and mouse droppings 🤢 and it was covered in flees
@@Jerod_Helt Thank-you for preserving this piece of history, despite the mouse poop, flees, and cat pee. Outstanding.
Amazing, my mother was born on July 10, 1926 - wow!
I did a custom wood swell body coach in place of the standard four door years ago. All wood. Picture this same car as a woody. It was a 1926 with wire wheels.
The explanation for its condition is clear...obviously it was stored in the same habitat that honey-badgers utilize as their "den".
Awesome video
Can you imagine the reaction if Henry Ford himself or anyone from the late 1800s could see a fully loaded Mercedes, Lexus, Cadillac or Ford today? We've come a long way in such a short time. Wish I could see what people will be driving 100 years from today; if humans are still around of course
Maybe Elon will have started and fostered a successfully operating Mars colony by then too......
Just discovered this video series. Subbed
Love your video and how you have every video fix of the same car till it's complete awesome
I hope you do the seats....love to watch that
For more info on the history of this car watch this update video: ua-cam.com/video/8JoYgBbRPuk/v-deo.html. This car is now back on the road. Here's a link for the full build series ua-cam.com/play/PLHSrLPAGC1x6QBEtxJMdK68A9r00a57Cz.html
Should have a "get it running" video !
Whaaat ? The fuel tank is under the front seat? Look its un safe
A good example of forgotten technology, a show of hands as to those who could actually start and drive one of these with out a bunch of help. I don't see very many hands.
Schönes Auto, schönes Video. Freue mich auf das nächste Video.
A wagon cab with a motor, & a bathtub 🛁 4 front seat 💺
looked up that address on that grocery card its now a church at that corner....address still holds true El Monte, Ca
I have a question: did all the model T come in was the color black because that’s all I see anywhere on them
You’ve made incredible progress
Its too funny to think that you were sitting on the gas tank, back then.
Did the wheels still use the wooden fellows for the spokes?
Going to be interesting to watch this build, I wish you all the luck in the world Jared but these old fords are finicky, I own a 36 ford I got almost 3 yrs ago, driven it maybe 3 times, currently replacing the steering gear box...best of luck! Prolly the 1st vacuum and pressure wash in that cars 90+ yr life!
V good man, history should be preserved
Nice car i love it 👍👍👍🙏🙏
U should see if the store is still there, from the invitation u found, or at least the building
Yeah model t is a fun car, it was my first car. Langs, mac's, bob's model t parts , model t haven , and synders there's some places that will have everything you need
Das beste Auto der Welt,wegen seiner Nachhaltigkeit.Automobile von heute verschwinden nach 15 Jahren .
That sure is a challenging project, oh my. Are you planning for a complete frame-off restauration, or do you just want to get it back on the road again with minimum effort? But even that might be a tough one. Best of luck with the Ford, I'm really curious to see how this will turn out. Never saw a restauration of such an old car.
hevog I don’t plan on repainting it, but I will clean it up and get it back on the road👍
JNH Classics that will mean doing the ubiquitous wood floors; roof, etc. 😉. That radiator looks shot; let’s see how it fares. Definitely Ford tough! Looking forward to the adventure!
GPOLICE sounds like a good alternative.
Vale a pena reconstruir, resgatando o passado!
Também acho.
Ya Got The Job Aheadaya. Good Luck Lad you will need it. Been there Done that.
Mother of all cars
Little TLC, looking brand new, make a collectable.
Would like to know more about getting parts. I have a 1922 roadster and need the dash control for fuel shut off.
I get most of my parts from Snyder’s 👍
Sand and aply linseed oil on the wheel spokes !
Love it! Keep up the good work
I found my 1931 Model A under a tree in So. Cal in 1968. Was almost the same shape as yours! Took me a long time to restore as I was in school, then married, then divorced, etc. But have been driving it 30 years now and it's my pride and joy. www.mafca.com/gallery/DT/31dtudorRB1.jpg
Looking forward to the first drive video 😂
The only things holding this together are Rust and Force of Will.
Production month year? Serial number, if you have one? Any add-ons? Factory mods? or after market additons? Please put that information any new videos. I am a huge MODEL-T fan.
Cool find.
Fabulous old machine. I’ve been enjoying the resto vids. Unrelated question - what brand is the canopy it’s parked under? Looks way sturdier than the usual pop up crap from the big box stores.
Thanks! I bought the canopy on amazon heres a link: amzn.to/2Zv0p6d
Sigo desde el principio la evolución del FORD T, felicitaciones y gracias por compartir👍👏
Very nice video 👌👌👌👌👌👌
Very brave using a jet wash on a car of that age
Where was it in storeage A canal?
Thats not in bad condition for its age and i would like to see that old t be restored to factory specs, not t bucketed or hotrodded and it looks like it would be a easy restoration. The rest of the car looks pretty straight and no dings or damage but the interior looks as though its seen better days,only if that car could talk it would be interesting to hear of its history.
Best car ever 😍
That card may worth a few thousand bucks. It would be fun to know if the store exists now or not.
Ich hoffe der Funktioniert bald wieder
Wish I could find a car like this in this condition that somebody had sitting for 30+ years and wanted to get rid of for real cheap there’s simple cars to fix easy to work on.
wow really excited for this build! some back story on how you acquired it would be cool
I posted a link here in the comment section for my last update video were I explain how and were I got it 👍
ua-cam.com/video/8JoYgBbRPuk/v-deo.html
it would be a dream for me to have one of these cars
please don't rat rod this piece of history 🙏
So...how much did the driver charge for waiting?
Getting it running is or is not "restored?"
Cuál es el último vídeo emitido ,?? Y habrá más?? Es una maravilla este trabajo , me suscribo me encanta tu trabajo Enhorabuena
El episodio 14 sale mañana aquí hay un enlace a todos los episodios ua-cam.com/play/PLHSrLPAGC1x6QBEtxJMdK68A9r00a57Cz.html
@@Jerod_Helt Muchas gracias
Very nice 👍
If I may ask where did you buy it. A dealer or privately. How much? You should give some basic information. Like where do you intent to get parts for it. Is there in the USA places where you can buy cars and parts.. Good job so far.
I bought it on ebay. I will have a price breakdown video out very soon
@@Jerod_Helt Thank you. Great job
I'm very curious. Any chance this came from Concord, California? If so, it's a small world.
No it came from the Los Angeles area
@@Jerod_Helt It looks exactly like one that my father-in-law had hoping he'd restore it. He died in 1985 and my mother-in-law sold it. I wonder if it made its way to L.A. Even the damage looks the same.
@@DBrentWalton I did buy it from a woman who’s husband had passed away. But it was near LA and it had not moved from the spot it was in for at least 30 years, which is how long she knew her husband.
@@Jerod_Helt Amazing. Who would have thought.
By the way, I've enjoyed your sharing with us your working on this car.
I need to know the brand of gloves that you wear
How come the awning over it, prevent rust?😂
I like the way you wash your feet while washing the car.....
Some talking and telling us what your thoughts are would be much appreciated.
I do that in my “Sunday update videos”👍
Good job 👍
2:58 did you give a cleaning to the antique glasses then donate to a historical group?
I want to fix them and wear them when I drive the car👍
Fair enough. Hope you got a decent frame for that invitation you found ☺
So laid up in 1991, dont sound as good then does it !! lol and pressure washing it is a good way to bugger up everything...
De onde veio esse tesouro?
Muy bonito modelo, me gustaría verlo terminando, súbelo si lo terminas, gracias
Holy Crap.. Gasoline tank under the drivers seat..🤯
A very complete car, probably not many miles on it, should fire up and run after some of the usual maintenance. Might start with some marvel mystery oil in the cylinders.
What camera are using...?
GoPro hero 7👍
@@Jerod_Helt Thank you. Nice job, well done..!