What a terrific video! Thanks Seamus for sharing your Model T project and your McPherson College Automotive Restoration experience with everyone. Also congrats to the AR students at McPherson College who created this video...well done!
Excellent video! You’re doing great things already, Seamus. It doesn’t really matter when you start, it matters only that you are in the game! Someday you’ll turn around and discover you’ve become the expert car restorer that you want to be. Best of luck!
Dude, don't beat yourself up to much because you didn't developed your skills early enough. You have no idea how funny that section of the video will be in the future. Great video, I really enjoyed watching and your Model T is awesome! Best of Luck to you!!
Congrats on production of this outstanding video. Our 1914 Canadian built touring has taken us to Ontario, on numerous Michigan events both structured and unstructured - Purely Michigan 2017 6-day Casual T's tour, four Michigan Model T Jamborees, 2011 1,200 circumnavigation of Michigan;s Upper Peninsula with four other couples, etc. Sure, we had some failures, including running out of gas, however all turned out to be great memories and interaction with grass roots folks and many touring friends. May I recommend brass T touring as a family hobby and activity. Chuck Sharpe, Highland, MI.
Probably the most handsome year of the T. Ford Motor Company built four brand new Model Ts in 2003 for their 100 year anniversary. About $100,000.00 apiece.
drive the same car in the Netherlands, great fun, best is, learn how to drive it on a field, after driving a normal gear shift the clutch on the T is sure getting used too, live near the beach lots of bicycles and tourists, in difficult situations i use the low gear as brake assistance as well, just push it a bit but briefly makes the car brake much faster, the older T has lots of room, later models have the tank in front, for me to small, i am 6/3 and ca 270 lbs, this car is not only fun to drive but also have lots of room, our 2 dogs love it too,
What a terrific video! Thanks Seamus for sharing your Model T project and your McPherson College Automotive Restoration experience with everyone. Also congrats to the AR students at McPherson College who created this video...well done!
Well done Seamus, I have a 1914 Model T the exact same as yours. It has opened many doors for me. They are the best of fun and lovely to drive.
Really enjoyed this video and your story Seamus. Good to se young people taking interest in this old cars.
Way to go Seamus. This country could use a lot more young people like you, with your clear thoughts and drive.
Congrats Seamus, that was a terrific presentation. I am very proud of you.Norty Kale
Excellent video! You’re doing great things already, Seamus. It doesn’t really matter when you start, it matters only that you are in the game! Someday you’ll turn around and discover you’ve become the expert car restorer that you want to be. Best of luck!
man i want this car
Great job Seamus, hope to see you again soon. Bob and Marilyn
Dude, don't beat yourself up to much because you didn't developed your skills early enough. You have no idea how funny that section of the video will be in the future. Great video, I really enjoyed watching and your Model T is awesome! Best of Luck to you!!
Congrats on production of this outstanding video. Our 1914 Canadian built touring has taken us to Ontario, on numerous Michigan events both structured and unstructured - Purely Michigan 2017 6-day Casual T's tour, four Michigan Model T Jamborees, 2011 1,200 circumnavigation of Michigan;s Upper Peninsula with four other couples, etc. Sure, we had some failures, including running out of gas, however all turned out to be great memories and interaction with grass roots folks and many touring friends. May I recommend brass T touring as a family hobby and activity. Chuck Sharpe, Highland, MI.
Probably the most handsome year of the T. Ford Motor Company built four brand new Model Ts in 2003 for their 100 year anniversary. About $100,000.00 apiece.
drive the same car in the Netherlands, great fun, best is, learn how to drive it on a field, after driving a normal gear shift the clutch on the T is sure getting used too, live near the beach lots of bicycles and tourists, in difficult situations i use the low gear as brake assistance as well, just push it a bit but briefly makes the car brake much faster, the older T has lots of room, later models have the tank in front, for me to small, i am 6/3 and ca 270 lbs, this car is not only fun to drive but also have lots of room, our 2 dogs love it too,
Great video! So what are you doing with your life now? Are you still working with old cars?
Nice video.Best wishes for your future👍
White colour car behind you is starlet or Chevy Sprint ?
Nice
Urrah Seamus , my big boy.
it was never a lambo or Ferrari or Bugatti for me . for me my dream car is the model T.