it's indeed a great survivor, and very nice restored and kept. Superb camera work, gave me some ideas to film my 1912 midnight blue T ford, which is coming to europe in 1 month time. One tip maybe: always start with the plus side (red) on the battery. this will give you zero change of sparks. Musuem quality for the world to see, what a treat! keep the posts coming please.
Amazing car! Reminds me of my Jeep. No doors, retractable top, open air....I see why sales of the Wrangler have gone up every year since 2005. I'd love one of these too someday.
Hermoso vehículo, los detalles son de calidad, felicidades por este vehículo, cuidelo, es una obra de arte, y el perro esta bonito también, saludos desde México
Nice Video, good quality, but NO, the music doesn't stop, it is still running in the background, and I am wondering for what is this for? There are not too many people outside, who have been able to listen to a 118 year old car sound... By the way, the choice of music type is also heavy debateable.
Keep in mind, when this car was built: Titanic was a frame in a Belfast slipway. HMS Dreadnought was still serving. Colonialism was still at its peak. Australia (the country) was five years old. America was not a world superpower. Einstein was at the height of his career. WWI was but a minor fear of alarmists. The vast majority of people were Victorians.
I'm a big fan of classic cars, and when I saw that it was in excellent condition, I actually started to tear up. this is a beautiful car
Wow my grandfather had one when he was a teenager back about 1922' and those were the days 🎉
it's indeed a great survivor, and very nice restored and kept. Superb camera work, gave me some ideas to film my 1912 midnight blue T ford, which is coming to europe in 1 month time. One tip maybe: always start with the plus side (red) on the battery. this will give you zero change of sparks. Musuem quality for the world to see, what a treat! keep the posts coming please.
Now that's one nice vehicle
fantastic car, and really nice camera work, well done
Crummy music and uh no words, just you know pictures and typical working-class tinkerer.
Wonderfully maintained ! Congrats on a classic collectible.
beautiful car, love the way it sounds!
It is a beautiful car, but it wasn't the first car, Mercedes-Benz actually made the first car, NOT Ford.
Amazing car! Reminds me of my Jeep. No doors, retractable top, open air....I see why sales of the Wrangler have gone up every year since 2005. I'd love one of these too someday.
i guess it is kind of off topic but do anyone know of a good website to watch newly released tv shows online ?
@Leighton Emerson flixportal xD
@Uriel Jeffrey Thank you, I signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there =) I appreciate it !
@Leighton Emerson glad I could help :)
Hermoso vehículo, los detalles son de calidad, felicidades por este vehículo, cuidelo, es una obra de arte, y el perro esta bonito también, saludos desde México
Victor, Thank you for your kind words. BDP
Gracias por sus amables palabras
@@zedog3380 car beautiful,
Awesome.
You're wife looked freaked out. Nice car.
I really would have liked to listen to the sounds of the 1910 Ford Engine not a bloody piano and a set of drums, I know what a piano sounds like.
Robert, The motor starts and music drops off at 2:32 in the video. You didn't bloody watch long enough. Cheers BDP.
Nice Video, good quality, but NO, the music doesn't stop, it is still running in the background, and I am wondering for what is this for? There are not too many people outside, who have been able to listen to a 118 year old car sound... By the way, the choice of music type is also heavy debateable.
Is that car body exterior metal sheet?
I live in Washington state is the car still for sale
Sorry the car was sold and is now back where it was built in Michigan.
Keep in mind, when this car was built:
Titanic was a frame in a Belfast slipway.
HMS Dreadnought was still serving.
Colonialism was still at its peak.
Australia (the country) was five years old.
America was not a world superpower.
Einstein was at the height of his career.
WWI was but a minor fear of alarmists.
The vast majority of people were Victorians.
Horseless Carriage.
Neat car music sucks
It's a 1910 T not a 69 ZL1...music seems to be appropriate. Thanks for watching and the comment.