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Wow, thats some heavy duty construction, that will last forever! Cutting for the notches is tedious but its really gratifying when you get to knock it out with the hammer.

That is some strong built framing. I know that was tough putting that up by yourself. I built my house years ago pretty much by myself and working a full time job. You amaze me at some of the things you can do. I'm glad your subscribers keep climbing up, you take care Jeremy.

congrats on reaching 900 subs, 1k soon I hear you brother about 'some' of the youth of today, it seems that our generation was cut from a different cloth. I also know your struggle when building alone, I built an earth sheltered home by myself mostly. it took me three and a half years, one day at time.

Feel bonafide brother, vid was great. I too love working with wood, an Old Cars. Stay safe. 😊

Free work looking good 👍 👌 😎 🙌 💪

That steering looks like a success to me! It's great to have friends with all the great parts you need. If that engine is in good shape, that will fix the Model T right up with plenty of power, I sure hope it works out, if not I know you can fix it. You take care Jeremy and looking forward to the next video.

Awesome! Looking forward to seeing that motor running!

youll be doing doughnuts and burnouts before you know it just dont let sgt. major wifey see you or its game over

Oh how far we've come since the idea of yard art. Bet your glad you didn't want a formula one in the front yard . Thanks Jeremy 😮😮😅

That is slick Jeremy, that motor should get you down to the station quickly. 😊

OUTSTANDING! The Model T is looking great!

You have a beautiful project there

Looks great

That fender is looking great, that was another good find on those 35 Ford wheels. You're coming right along with the old Model T. Really enjoying the videos Jeremy, you take care.

once you get the fenders squared away its really gonna start coming together

Looking great with that fender on there! looking forward to seeing it when you get another model A wheel.

Some of the Best on TH-cam. Keep them coming Jeremy.

Hi Jeremy. Good progress. 35 hubs should go onto the 46 spindles. There might be a problem with the length, but they should go on. Your hubs might not be 35s but might be trailer hubs. That stub looks like a trailer axle. The other possibility is that the spindles might be from a truck with bigger inner bearings, or they might have been fitted with bearing adaptors to take the chevy hubs.

Coming along great Jeremy. Great imagination. What an interesting concept. I'm sure the bed will hold a case of beer.😅😅😅

That was a good find on those Model T fenders, and what a deal! You might consider mounting a hydrostatic trans and rear end from a junk lawnmower. Extend the axels out and put chain drive to the rear hubs. Just a suggestion, I've seen that done. No doubt with your talent you'll figure it out. Really enjoying your videos, take care Jeremy and watch out for this heat!

When I first saw your scrap pile of old appliances, I thought "hell, he could build the "T" out of the sheet metal in those cabinets". I love working with it (except welding is difficult). I bought a sheet of 18 ga. for patch panels on a truck and that is a son of a gun to work with. You have done a good job of duplicating an old "T" truck, but if you don't. make it to drive, I agree with your wife about it being built for yard art.

Talk about a score for $50! The birdies in the background don’t bother me one bit. I love it when the little buggers sing; they make me appreciate Creation and feel alive.

I can't believe you lucked and that hub fit that spindle! That was a great, maybe someone around will have a couple of model A wheels, Great video, take care Jeremy,

Maybe you could make it a chain drive rear end. Some old large trucks were chain drive and so were some old model t truck conversions.

Crossmember, grille and headlights look great - factory even. Sweet deal on the fenders too!! For the motor/drive system maybe you could make something that looks like the early Mack (1910s - 1920s) chain drive rear wheels...

what type of engine are you going to run in the t

We scabbed crap together 65 years ago and i bet it was still intact when it hit the scrap yard 😮😮😮😅

It's hard to belive you found all those model T parts in those appliances. I think I found some hidden floor pans for my 1940 ford hidden in the good of a 1991 F350. Person just has to keep his eye open to find all those hard to find panels. Good work on building this

Doing a replacement job Thursday on our Pathfinder. VERY happy I found your video. Thank you.

Looks great, now all you need is 3 more Model A wheels.

Dude you saved my day, i have been watching every video made about the coolant temp sensor on these malibu's but noone ever went on to say it didnt fix the temp guage and a/c message, so thank you for goin all the way for us who have/had the same issue. Thanks, TJ

I use a GPS in my old Ford for a speedometer. Better than the stock one on the dash for sure. Maybe you could try that. Just saying. Oh ya, I have watched every one of your videos and am truly amazed at your expertise. Your the best I have every seen doing your thing. Buff...

if you planning on running chevrolet disc brakes on the t thats a wise decision the hot rod guys generally used 70's camaro rotors and calipers in conjunction with a corvete dual pot master cylinder im sure you already know this but in case you dont a single pot master cylinder isnt a really good idea because if you develop a leak from say fluid line or wheel cylinder you just dont have any brakes the dual pot cylinder will be a much safer option and you wont lose all braking ability for you it may be better to buy the disc brake conversion kit granted its about one thousand dollars but its a bolt on kit if you buy each part individually its cheaper and you will need a lathe to make a bushing chad over at this and that garage y.t. channel has a video on converting his 40 ford hot rod to disc brakes and names off most of the parts needed to do a disc brake conversion the video is recent also chad is pretty good about responding to comments and questions from viewers im sure he would be happy to give you advice

Was it originally "Mocked Up" or "Focked Up?"

No that's a squareback spindle. (46-48, maybe 42) Look at Eliza's, they're round where the backplate bolts on. lots of disc brake kits were available. Many used chevy rotors.

Hi Jeremy. That is a mish mosh of parts. The frame looks like 46-48. Could be 41 not sure. If you look the inner boxing pieces actually make a box. The 40 is just 2 channels. The radius rods are 46-48 they have that dip in them. The axle is a dropped axle. It might be 37-40 or 32-36. Measure the distance between the perch bolts and compare to Eliza. That will tell you. The ends of the axle look to have been filled. That was an old school trick. It might be worth something. Look for round back or square spindles. Round back are 37-40. The spring might be 41. Or 42-46. The top leaves have been fitted underneath to lower and soften it. With a bit of straightening it will be ideal for the T. For a roadgoing vehicle it would need a lot of straightening and improving on the alignment of all the parts.

What a lucky find! Odd how they built it though...Door looks good.

Get steerable front axle under it and other door be time to put it in the front yard 🤓🤗

Most use gm calpers

Great find on that front end at the scrap yard, what are the odds! If you ever need that spring for the 40 ford, you can just swap them out any time. It's not like you are going to be racing the Model T anyway! Glad you are back on the old T. Enjoying the videos, you take are.

4 inch dropped axle .

SCORE!!!! Good karma my friend. Plus brake upgrades 😅😅

Jeremy thats a 46 47 48 front end. Wishbones are shaped different. than a 40. Good score. 😊

I can't believe with your content, that you don't have at least 10K Subs. Great videos.

Great video!

Turned out really nice. Enjoyed the build or restoration of the car.

Looking good.

COOL FLATTY

Looking good

He he. I like your ashtray joke. Interesting allso the greenery in the rear window sill. Still watching through this series. Good work man. I know how hard it is to make your vision come true. He he. Things look normally a bit different than I imagined. But if it is functional and not a eye sore. It’s good. That is what I appreciate from your videos. It’s real man, not staged. Good job.