Farm Auction 1949 Dodge Sedan! With a Hot Rod Engine?!? Abandoned for 56 years! Will it Run?!?
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I purchased this 1949 Dodge 4 door sedan at a farm auction up the road a bit because it has a small surprise hidden under the hood! It is equipped with a 230 inline six cylinder flathead engine and 3 speed manual transmission with a floor shift conversion! It was last registered in 1965 in southeast South Dakota! There's some other hot rod hints like an external oil pressure gauge, red spark plug wires, dual exhaust, filled trim holes, cutouts and DUAL CARBURETORS! This car has been SOLD! As always, thanks for watching!
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If you still have that LS sitting around you could wedge that in there.
I don't understand why people do that . It's not selling out to make a living. You keep doing what you are doing. I am in a bit of a hard place myself , but aren't we all these days. I will help when I can Sir. God Bless and all my best.
@@tectalabyss Thanks much Bobby! Have a good one!
@@MortskeRepair man those motors were known to not like the revs when pushed. Lol grandma left little Billy her car, he made it the Saturday nite special and it got towed to the door yard on sunday....
This guy definitely earned a sponsor! He puts out incredible vidyas all the time. Love the channel ❤🇺🇸
Much appreciated Sean!
Agreed
Truer words have never been spoken 👍
Mortske’s channel is the best ,And I love his conversations with Duff dog,For him to actually have a full-time job and put out such great content Is amazing
Ah nostalgia! The first running car that I ever bought was a '49 Plymouth. (I bought a '29 Model A 2-door sedan for $60 first, but it never did run. I sold it for $200.) Every time the Plymouth and I would pull into a gas station I'd check the gas and fill up the oil. When it came to oil that old flathead six had a real drinking problem. One time I splurged and filled her up with STP, which is thick as honey, but she drank that down like it was 10W30. After that she got. mostly drain oil. She had a real nice body, though. You never forget your first love.
You made out on the A sedan at least!
@@MortskeRepair that fronnt frille and chrome is worth 1k unobtanium. Shame the hood ornament gone it's a Mayflower ship
Cool , my grandpa had one. We loved that car. So smooth. Never broke down. Just changed the oil. A lot of memories just came rushing in. Just a little kid in the 60s. That car was around for along time
Good stuff!
Oh hell yeah!!! It's another MULLET MORTSKE MONDAY!!! 🤘
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Full build would be cool though that unit may take a little while haha
You make old builds look like a walk in the park Brent😁👍 love your channel.
Hope you don't mind Brent, I told Mortske to send it up to you to work your 4 door magic like you did with last yrs project!
Are you looking for a new project Brent?!?
When I watch with my grandson dog she is always looking at Duff dog
Haha, everyone loves Duff!
That's the first time I've ever enjoyed a commercial. Thank you sir
Glad to hear it!
Congrats on the sponsor. Whatever u gotta do to keep the shoes coming is the right thing man. A guys gotta make a living. Thanks for the videos mortske.
Much appreciated Nikko! our pleasure!
Mortske has a sponsor!!! To bad it's not beer or batteries!😂
😂 I know right!! It’s about damn time he got some promotional love! If anyone deserves it, it’s him. How longs he been doing this on his own? Only fair he got some commercial support especially with as great of content as he puts out! Shame it took forever! And yes we can all agree, beer and battery companies need to step up and make a move to support this channel! Good comment my guy!
@@dunowemahnaime4113 also, I notice that this dude always responds to our comments. He's not one of those guys that are too busy to notice his fans. He's the kind of guy you could sit and drink a beer with.
@@sethbarnes7608 you mean sit down and have a samich with! 😂 but yes, I 100% agree with your statement. Definitely would have a good day wrenching and then kickin back. Not many Tubers besides a select few you can honestly say that about!
Thanks for the kind words guys!
@@MortskeRepair just being honest bud. Keep up the good work!
Sponsor!! Awesome man. Congrats. Well deserved. You rock, channel rocks, learned a lot from you and even put some of that to good use.
Mr. Mortske. No one Dislikes your car movies! When i was a Little kid in the 1960s. I Remember my Late Grandpa having a Black 1963 Rambler Wagon like the one that you displayed towards the end of the clip. in line 6 3 on the tree. And that 1963 Short box Ford early on i had one of those as my last 60s FoMoCo. Drove here to Watertown,Wi. from Bronson,Mi. October 18th. 1993. Straight West I 94 223/6 3 on the tree.. And Lastly Those 292 Y Block 8s were WAY,Way,way Better than the 223 6s. Never Blew one up or be an OIL Fogger like those other Ford motors.
When Duff said Hi it was a perfect "arf" sound 10/10
Mortske, you looked like a kid in a candy store when that engine started up. Happy happy joy joy! That is quite the ride. Awesome video as always. Big Al.
Thanks much Al!
Congrats on the sponsor. You’ve hit the big time there! Another fantastic Monday morning Mortske! Keep them coming. Duff is the best.
Much appreciated Roy! Will do!
Know what was really cool? Watching a TH-cam Ad as you were pitching yours! I just wish it was un skippable or if the planets aligned 2 un skippable ads!
Nothing better that Mortske Monday. Congratulations on the sponsor.
Thanks much Chris!
Had a super 92 Massey combine with a Mopar flat head 6 engine, ran real good never had any problem with that engine
They used them in everything!
Oliver combines used a Continental flat-head 6, 226 ci., the same engine used by Kaiser-Frazier. It was strong
@@jeromebreeding3302 Coop tractors used them as well!
Mopar content will keep the shop open for sure ( and help the beer fund ). 'Cuz we are crazier than the other big 3 owners. The content quality is really good!
Thanks much!
Always real and always fun to watch. More Mortske!
Our pleasure!
OMG, I remember squeaky snow. Don't miss that cold even 35 years later.
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You say junk I see jems.
The chronicling of "mower man's" every move absolutely cracks me up.
It's all we have for entertainment value around here!
@@MortskeRepairDon't ever stop! Your channel is a gem.
@@life_of_riley88 Much appreciated!
I wished I lived closer because I would love to snatch that 49 Dodge and the old flathead 6 cylinder up. Love those 40’s Dodges.
Would love to see that 32 Dodge with the hot rod 6. Be an interesting old school build Also be interested in seeing a tear down of the carnage to that wrecked 6 lol
I was thinking the exact same thing. Would love to see an autopsy of that busted up six, and would love even more to see the 32 "pickup" brought back to life.
I would have but there just isn't enough time during the week to do a car that far in depth and also line one up for the next week. Thanks for watching tho!
C'mon Mortske-
you could stand at the shop door, and have a look at the field behind the shop and decide between the what... 20 cars back there which one you want to wrench on?. Yeah the will it starts are ok, but some have a vested interest in watching you wrench on something.like the old 60's station wagons.
@@MortskeRepair shoot me a message. I know how to get a title for that old Dodge service truck.
Would be cool to see that autopsy. Maybe someone else wants to take that Dodge and do their own TH-cam autopsy.
I always look forward to monday mornings to see what Mortske is working on this week and ol Mortske never disappoints.
I watch your shows all the time I love working on the old Cars 2
😁 Mopar by Mortske 👍 fingers tend to get numb on the ends when a guy treats em that way. Thanks for sharing ❄️☃️
Note taken!
Interesting video and I would totally love to see you take on that project. That 6 sounds good and should make a good engine for that project. Monday is now complete for me, oh wait, I have to see what Puddin' in up to later, LOL! Morske Monday can't be beat!
Thank you!
I see you sold out to advertisement good for you hopefully keeps your show going and you get to keep your shop keep up the good work
That's the plan!
Somebody should have picked up that Buick just for the hubcaps - there's gotta be a fortune in hubcaps in that thing! Can't believe you passed on that nice '46 sedan.
it only had 1 carb on it!
Awh man that yota truck puddin needs that truck!! I don't know what it is about mini trucks but those are gems!
Excellent video as always...The 4-door IHC would be an excellent revival. Plus if we see it run the price goes up 😜
I'm surprised that puddin isn't after that crew cab IH truck.
Awesomeness... Great video 😊😊, that sounds like a great idea for that engine. And it's a pretty good idea to keep your phalanges out of the fan blades.
Note taken!
Oh yeah mortske got a sponsor we ain't losing the shop now
Not this week anyway!
A Ball & Ball carburetor. I long forgot about those. I'm in my 70's and remember seeing them on some 40's Chrysler Corp. vehicles my father worked on in his rural garage in the '60s. He did a lot of work on tractors, etc., for the local farmers.
Good stuff!
the 32 dodge looks very cool, would really like to see that done
Stay tuned!
I like the 32 idea. The guys over on the Hustlin Horsepower channel built a No-Prep drag car from a 33 wagon just like that 32. They called it the Home Grown Hustler. Even did the "pickup conversion" the exact same way. Unfortunately they had a bad street racing accident with the car a few weeks ago and are currently rebuilding it with a different body. The guys also built another drag car from a 1930 Tudor called the Dirty 30. It also is no longer with them. The build series are definitely worth the watch tho.
I'll ahve to check it out!
Dang! You are grown faster than my belly!! That Dodge was used as a moonshine runner in Kentucky in '52. My gramps had one just like it! Check for tanks brakes in the trunk!! Congrats on the SimpliSafe sponsorship. I use them here! Love the cameras
Much appreciated!
That was the first time I’ve ever seen Mortske without a hat, and he still has more hair that me.
Abolutely love the idea of the 1st truck 32 dodge build that little old converted truck looks great got to be bought back to life and you man for that job love your videos look forward to watching you every week 👍
Much appreciated Richard!
Love the sound of those Mopar Hot Rodded 6’s, a most awesome video.
Your shock was palpable when you discovered the fragged oil pan, both humorous and horrifying.
Twas a bad day!
I think this video was absolutely the best Video so far , More cool than all the rest ! Maybe even the longest !
Wow, much appreciated!
We need a mower man t shirt. I won't buy one, but someone might!
My old neighbor would ride his mower to the mail box every day, maybe 60 yards each way! He also mowed his yard ( dirt, actually ) at least twice a week in the summer, usually after my wife hung the laundry out to dry!
Haha I appreciate that! We'll look into it!
that Toyota Hilux...... I need SO many parts
Well, it’s not a battery sponsor but it’s a sponsor. Good for you.
Thanks keith!
Another Mortske Monday!!! Sit back. Relax. And enjoy!
Keep Duff away while you are runing an engine on the floor, that fan can kill him. He is the king of the show, keep him safe in there :)
That 32 would look great with a 383 BBM in it! I have one if you're interested in going that route?
Is that tank in the bed a wood gas furnace? If you didn't know, a wood gas furnace is what some people did back in WW2 to be able to run their vehicles because of gas rationing at that time. The furnace would heat up the wood and then the smoke was cooled and directed into the carb as fuel.
Wood gas is around 104 octane but about 40 to 50% less BTUs as gasoline. It's about 2 lbs of wood per mile but works great when there is no gasoline.
Nah, just an old fuel truck tank.
i had a '52 cranbrook 2 door a couple of years ago that i traded an sks and a couple hundred rounds of ammo for. the body was in awesome shape, but the flathead six was stuck. i sat it next to my garage to wait it's turn, somebody offered me a grand for it, and it went bye bye. i bought the sks in the 80's for 70 bucks unissued, it was mounted in a folding stock i picked up for 75 and the ammo was like 40 for a 440 round tuna can, so all totaled i had less than $200 in it. i was a smiling that day. two weeks later i brought home my '54 5600 5 window i found on craigslist for $700. right now, the cab is on sawhorses and is about to be a 1/2 ton 4x4. life is good! edit; that '32 looks like a really neat project. i say go for it!
Nice!
That 32 Dodge would make an awesome project with a great story.
Thanks for another Mortske Monday! Thanks to Chin as well for the editing. Did you put a sensor on the fridge so unwanted folks don't swipe your sammich's? Take it easy🐾
He's a good kid! That's a good idea on the fridge!
Thanks Stu!
Grats on the sponsor. Hope there's a lot more to come. You've got a good thing going with Duff and the shop. And in defense of the "jack-stand nazis" we just don't want you or Duff getting hurt just to provide us some entertainment. What you're doing can be dangerous (just look at the fan v finger in this video) and we don't want you getting hurt. Medical bills are tyranny.
We try our best not to die on any given day!
@@MortskeRepair Cadinal rule, always use jack-srands when working under the car however mine are'nt the most user friendly Height ajustments are made via a series of holes, through which a pin(or a screw driver is inserted). Might need to update to new ones.
@@jeromebreeding3302 Those pinned ones are a PAIN!
I appreciate your continuation of this video after the kibash is immediately revealed.
“The show must go on”!!👍🏼
Gotta get you the content!
Still the best intro music on youtube.
Much appreciated Shane!
That was a great video Mortske. The tour of the farm auction was cool. I saw all kinds of stuff that would come home with me. The 49 Dodge definitely was a classic hotrod with the split exhaust, dual carbs and cutouts that were obviously open when the rods jumped out. Did some looking online for the Edmund's intake. Every one I found had already sold for $400 to $450 in similar condition as yours. The 32 Dodge pick up would be perfect with the flathead 6 and the truck tranny. Put about 10 miles on my rat rod today. Other than it rides like a buckboard it's fun as hell. Until next time my friend. You and Duff have a good one.
That intake was the entire reason I bought the car! Thanks Bob!
I'm excited to watch the old homemade pickup project, that thing is pretty cool and will be a badass rat rod or hot rod when it's done and will definately be a fun build to watch. I'm hoping you leave the body pretty much as is, but whatever you do with it will be cool I'm sure!
Stay tuned!
Watch Wes Work sent me, and now I’m a subscriber. Glad to be here and trying to catch up on your TH-cam life. Best Regards
Your commentary reminds me of a combination of Vice Grip Garage and Zip Ties and Bias Plies. Looking forward to what you bring. I know nothing about wrenches, but gain courage to work on my own stuff by watching you guys.
Thanks much for the sub! Wes is a good man! Thanks for watching and commenting as well!
I love the way you talk to Duff Dog in your videos.
That's how we always talk!
That would be a friggin awesome project! Although I do like all original Dodges, that would be awesome to do a build with that flathead, because it was a common mod to those things back in the day. There's at least one in the Dodge Brothers Club where someone put a later flathead in after the original wore out or froze. Can't wait to see it!
😁👍 absolutely, thumbs up 👍
Stay tuned!
1: I wanna see that running engine get put in the '49 Dodge. Make that car drive again.
2: Perhaps you could donate the blown flathead six to I Do Cars? Would be super awesome to see him tearing apart something old school and he often does pull down totally fucked engines.
Even with the whole in the side of it?
@@crackberrry1 There isn't a hole in the side of the running engine. The hole is in the blown engine still in the car.
And yeah, I'd love to see Eric tear that thing apart. he's done some ventilated blocks before. We've seen what malice in the combustion palace looks like on modern engines, would be nice to see what it looked like 50-odd years ago. Also be interesting to see if Eric could figure out, underneath all the rust and corrosion, why it failed in the first place. Overrev is a good guess but it could have been an oiling issue as well; Mortske noted an external oil pump which may be a clue. Thing could have spun a bearing due to insufficient lubrication and just been driven until it went bang.
@@TestECull that would be really awesome to see. I love seeing what happened to the engines that didnt make it, especially the ones with carnage like this 49 Dodge motor.
@@VintageCars999 Same same. Why I'm subbed to that channel to begin with; most of the teardowns he does videos on are teardowns where the engine went out with a bang rather than a whisper. This ol' flathead six would be perfect for that, and a real test of Eric's detective skills besides.
I also bet he could make a little money off some of the parts if anything survived in there. Obv the block, pan, at least one piston, at least one rod are totally donezo, possibly the crank, but who knows. With the rarity of parts for these engines a serviceable cylinder head might, itself, be more than enough of a moneymaker to make it worthwhile.
I'm rather new into the automotive world only about 13 years. Flatheads have always blown my mind with how they are constructed compared to ohv engines
Great little engines!
They have the mechanical efficiency of an OHC - no pushrods, and on many of them, no rockers either.
Man that picar you looking at is way cool. Maybe do another Puddin and Mortski colab. He can do the suspension you can do the starter and get some foot longs and do some doughnuts. Wish i was closer id love to help. I can drink cold snakes and laugh in person lol.
Could that've been a rumrunner car at one time? I know Hudson and Merc were favored in the old days. It looks like it was souped for a purpose. Check w/Duff, I bet he knows!
Dude I felt that when your finger contacted the Fan🤣🤣🤣🤣
It stings!
Who else was expecting his new carbon monoxide sensor to alert him during this? Congrats on the sponsor it's well deserved. 🍻🍺
we cut that part out!
Love inline 6 engines. Have a 48 Chevy coupe with a 52 216 in it. Keep up the good work.
Your doing a great job I'm a gear head at 74 keep it going love watching
Thanks will do!
Let's see that Binder 4 door put back on the road. That is one sweet looking ride and wish that I could take it off of your hands. You and Puddin could have a duel of the Internationals! Another great Monday morning video.
Thanks much Brad!
Excellent. Looking forward to watching this tonight over sammiches and the hot tub!
Lucky!
@@MortskeRepair 3f right now, no issue keeping the beers cold!!
Love that you mess around with interesting old stuff get tired of all the ls and Cummins swaps even though I am building a 6.0 ls for my Jeep great job as usual I look forward to your videos every Monday
We're not your average Joe!
These old mopars pre 1955 have very solid bodies, they hold up well, they had briggs bodies which were very well built, we had a 50 plymouth sitting in a pond for 50 years, the body and frame are still there.
Folks, Mortske's got a sponsor! A few more of those and the shop will be saved!! Excellent video :D
One can only hope!
Make a great beer hunting truck ! If I go behind the homestead I'll look for some parts for ya.
My 48 Plymouth had a split exhaust manifold like that. It sounded pretty cool.
I bet!
Man, those prices were making me cry...
Mopar Mortske!! Those Dodges are Simply Safe!!! Boom!
You know it Bobby!
Hell yeah, Mortske Monday!
Mortske !
Puddin Love's those Internationals Trucks.
You need to sell it to Puddin and do a Revival at your Garage
I have mad respect for you, T. Mortske! I have gone through all the comments and read each one just to get a perspective on what you do and I must say, it takes a lot of time and dedication to do that and on every video! That's why you are a popular TH-cam channel and so many people love watching your videos. Stay humble, my friend! 😊👍
It’s what we do
As soon as I saw there was no compression on number 6 I thought, "Oh sh!t, here comes Mortske The Hammer!" :))
Bahaha, you called it!
Love the brewskis and pallet scene. Have you thought about Oscar/Emmy nominations? Duff would seal the win!
Golden Globe material right here!
Ouch that finger will be tender. The more I watch your videos the more I want something with a flat head. Congrats on the sponsor!
Thanks much Andrew!
Love the con trails in the sky over mower man.
They are at 90 deg to each other. That means that everybody wants to be somewhere else and you are already there!
Liked the rest of the video too :)
Right on!
Rum runner, Boot legger,Moonshiners special Johnny Law must have been on his arse when the rods let go .🤣🤣
I was gonna say something about the ad but someone else already did. Been watching for awhile and its always nice coming home from a long day of paid labor and having a cold sammich and watch what awesome piece of junk you got next.
Wow, thank you!
@@MortskeRepair no, thank you for the awesome content!
I avoided it for a year and a half and it finally got me. I got the Rona.
So I am isolated watching Mortske and Duff! Got my shots and still got it.
Oh well I have good videos.
Get well soon!
Thanks Mortske! Keep up the good work.
@@napadave100 Will do!
The guy on the tractor is hilarious. I was watching another channel and whenever this guy was filming his outro (don't know if it was a setup or just a more often than not occurrence) there was this unknown guy tugging his rolling trash can past his shop door, apparently end of work day toward the dumpster. He would never acknowledge or comment about this reoccurring character. Hey Mortske, this tractor guy is comedy gold right at your doorstep.
That's good stuff!
Great video again. Wish I lived closer, or even in the same country! I've been wanting a travellette.
I'd be taking pictures of that motor being busted in half and putting it on the wall of shame. Good memories right there. 👌
MORTSKE! What in the JUNK you be buying??? LOL!! Good show my man! 🤘
The worst of it!
My Father has a Edmonds dual carb intake and finned heads for Ford Flathead he has had them since the fifty's.
That's awesome! Love the Edmunds stuff!
You have a neighbor Just like i do across the road ... Constantly driving around on his lawnmower . In his PJ's too . I swear Every community has a guy just like him .
Classic!
Love the dig on the 70s GM interior hood release
How very excellent that a gearhead's friend is a gearhead that's happy to share his shop for instant shop truck modification. Guys helping each other keep rusty junk running makes mutual fun. Thanks for sharing the details of 1950 technology.
My pleasure Brian!
That 32 deserves to live again.
man that pickup would be so cool to bring back to life
Congrats on the sponsor!!
And yes, I want to see that '32 Dodge project come to life.
Thanks much! Stay tuned!
When i was a little kid, tween/teen. My late Grandpa had a 1957 Dodge Power Wagon 4x4 3 on the tree with one of those Flat head 6s. Army Green. Sold it in 1975 for $ 500.00 bucks! And Back then, That was A LOT of Money. And i've NEVER seen Another one of those trucks. Gonna be turning 61 very soon as well... MERRY CHRISTMAS, Mr. Mortske.. JOHN 3.16 KJV.