1930 Ford Model A Coupe revival Will it run?? Thanks to Vice Grip Garage! (I helped Derek from VGG)
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- 1930 Ford Model A Deluxe 5-window Coupe last registered in 1980. Will it run? What does it take to awaken a Model A from a long slumber? Follow along as we bring Gandalf the Grey Coupe back to life! Thanks to Derek from Vice Grip Garage for the nice words. VGG does this kind of stuff almost every week. Check him out- • Will This Ford Model A... Paul Shinn's TH-cam channel- th-cam.com/users/paulshinn... Model A Ford revival time! This video should have the first start. Or does it?
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Thanks again Paul! Always a pleasure!
It was such a pleasure working with you, Derek. Looking forward to doing it again!
Awesome work keep it up
A feller's got to keep the sparker-whirler spinning somehow, right? You got by with a little help from your friends - and a wobble-pop or two 😎
VGG's Model A episode was the best one in a long time. One of these days he'll get to fixing on it.
if derik is a fan the i would be an ass not to be
I'm here because of Derek on VGG, i put a subscription here ..
Love when guys like you don't hack old car up and destroy them..
Thanks! Me too.
@@ModelA I hate when people destroy old cars it makes me mad
Same here Nice Guy, big VVG fan and I had to check out the guy who helped Derek.
@@nvwlsnvwls2785 I'll help anyone with their Model A. Derek is such a nice guy. Thoroughly enjoyed wrenching with him on his Model A!
The vice grip video is how I found you on TH-cam! Great videos and you both present in such a warm friendly and approachable manner. I wish I could be in your club(s) and associate with you on a regular basis.
Thank you Ken! I hope you find these videos to your liking.
Another great Saturday video! And thanks for turning me on to VGG. I was riveted to his video for an hour and 46 minutes! That guy is a hoot! See you next time!
As a kid in the 1950's, these beautiful cars were still very much in use, I loved seeing them, now, they are very rare..
I don't know why but seeing an old car in great shape actually towing another just as old car is a pretty moving sight
Amazing to see the engine start up for the first time! I am very excited to follow along the restoration of this Coupe!!
Thanks for another amazing video and for what you do to keep these vehicles on the road after so many decades, Paul!
Thank you Matt!
It’s always a good episode when we see the Tudor in action, I absolutely love that car…
I have high hopes for Gandalf, who is beautiful in his own right. It will be an interesting tutorial watching the rest of his restoration.
BTW, excellent resolution on your security cam!
Thanks!!! That one is far away with a zoom lens. Pretty slick!
Paul and Derek (and their patient wives) are my heroes!!
Thanks Kelly! Derek has done a lot more car revivals than me, but all of mine have been Model As.
Paul, thanks so much!!
I just bought my first Model A: '31 Hardtop Truck. Got it back to our Farm last night, will be giving it a wash today and my wife & I will be setting out for our first drive.
I am a new subscriber and enjoying very much.
Thanks, Brock Elliott
Congratulations Brock! I pray for many happy miles for you and your wife.
Thanks!
It sure is nice when you have replacement parts at hand. That was sweet having the fuel valve, line, and carb ready to go. The engine sounds great. I enjoyed hearing it fire up and run. And I loved the clear distributor cap. I'd forgotten about those.
Yes, I also watched that episode of VGG, and to the end. I was very happy that he mentioned you, Paul. And of course, I sung your praises in the comment section. God bless.
You're the best! Thank you!!
@@ModelA No, you're the best!
I had no doubt the car would start up first try - always cool to see them bark into life anyhow.
Looking forward to that Top renewal video! :)
Considering my dad and I rebuilt this, there was a 50/50 chance at best.
Starting a Model A that has been slumbering for a long time is my favorite part of the hobby. One of mine had been in storage for 34 years and started with very little difficulty. I have a saying about them: if you can get a fire going (ignition) and pour a little gas on it (through the intake manifold), something good is bound to happen! The one in question started, idled down smoothly , and then stalled (!) when the carburetor float stuck! That car is now in weekly use.
Before its long time out it was a daily driver to college and work, 30 miles a day YEAR ROUND in Minnesota!
I'm here because of Vice Grip Garage as well. Great videos Paul, keep it up!
Awesome, Thank you!
Nice of you to help your fellow you tuber Derek….. he really appreciated that!
It was a sincere pleasure working with Vice Grip Garage.
Vice Grip Garage sent me here
Love these old antique cars
Welcome! And thank you!
I love my Saturday mornings with Paul and Tina. God bless you guys!
God bless you!
Just found you, I LOVE model a cars. I’m one of few younger Model A lovers. Hoping to get one semi soon myself.
Right on!
Those cars just ooz class and style. My dad and uncles drove model A's back in the days up to WW2.
The "TooDor" Sedan is BEAUTIFUL! Gandalf lookin' better and better. I saw a Model-T drive through town today. I was getting gas, heard that engine coming, and knew immediately.
Dereks awesome comments about you brought me here, and Ive watched quite a few videos over the last few days, and now.... I have a model A in my searches already! !
Awesome, thank you!
Yes, I saw that vice grip garage video and it led me to you. Now the last 2 days I have binge watched you!
I have become a fan of the old Ford A and modelT. As a young 4 and 5 year old my father home from WWII had a Model A. My mother sold the very small house she had fixed up and had the car waiting for his return. A house for $600 what a bargain! I remember how well it made it dosn the mud road by our farm house. I remember dad cranking it to start it. He told me of taking bacon rind and tying it wrapped around the bottom end of the motor for lubrication. What simple cars they were. In 1971 as a young man not long home from my war, I visited a friend in Winterset, Iowa. We drove to town to see the new cars out , namely Ford Pinto, etc.
There was an old farmer there who still drove an old model T pickup truck from farm to town for groceries, etc. It was his only car I was told. That was impressive. More so than seeing the Pinto etc.
Ol Derek is my favorite channel period.
Nice feller
Man, I’d love to find a Model A to tinker with. Not sure I can afford it though. So for now I’ll just build model kits of them.
And yep, I heard of you from VGG too. 👍🏻
Great show love and miss my old model a looking for another one. Thanks for helping Derek. VGG
I hope you get one again! Derek is such a gentleman. It was a pleasure to help him.
Thank you so much Paul. I just got my first Model A. 1930 Tudor. Top is ripped and needs replacing, unfortunately, the header piece of wood need replacing. While I got it running she pops and sputters. Gas just trickles out. Got new Wix filter, bowl to carb line. SO this series you started will be helping me immensely. I hope you inspect and discuss the wood bows, and their replacement even if yours don't need replacing. Thanks!
Awesome!! Hey, sounds like you have a good starting point. A lot of us start with a trailer full of parts. Looking forward to you being on the road soon!
That's great you were there for him ... and us
I have very few subscriptions on TH-cam - Paul's channel and Derek's at the top of my list for some years: its fun to see the comments on here from VGG subscribers
Thank you Phil!! That is quite an honor
This looks like a fun project car thank you Paul &Tina for sharing your expertise.
Thanks Mack!
Thank you Paul Shinn for the video showing awesome video 📹 👏 👍 😀 👌 😎
Glad I found this channel. Love the program and Love VGG as well. That's where I heard about your channel.
Welcome aboard!
I was sure that while you had that distributor apart you would lube it. Nothing like a well lubed distributor. I watched that Vice Grip Garage 700 mile trip. He is at least 200 miles overdue for lube service, all in one trip. That poor water pump! Ugh! Thanks for your channel and all the knowledge you share with the world. It is very interesting and helpful.
I did, but that was done way before I was rolling cameras.
I do not have, nor am I likely to have, a Model A. However, I do have the Model A’s younger agricultural cousin, an 8N tractor. I always love these old machines being restored and put back into use.
Nice!
Love that both you guys are really into the model A.Many years ago when both myself an nephew were kids we play on this tracter thing.Come to learn my gradfather had made it into a tracter as formally it was a model A.Its the only conversion i ever seen or what was left of it.
Thanks for getting this one running yeah! Thanks so much for your beautiful vlogs was great fun seeing your guys vlogs
Thank you! What is a vlog?
Very cool. I have a '30 coupe from my dad who has a 31 sedan and a 31 pickup. Glad I found your channel
Another truly great episode. You are so helpful to others.😍
Thank you! That's what it's all about.
Another great episode! Meaningful content. I will put the body back on mine in about a month and look forward to starting it. This video gave some great advice. Gary
Awesome! Good luck Gary!
Just found your channel, always loved those old fords. Your location caught my attention as I used to live in Amador County. Have a family friend who lives in Valley Springs.
Welcome aboard!
Great start on this project. Thanks for the vid.
Thank you Paul and Tina!
Again a very nice video Paul! Thank you! Keep on Model A'ing!😃
Thanks, will do!
Your wife is so helpful. Lucky man. Love the cars.
Thank you
I'm here cuz Derek has reinvigorated my want for a model A. My father had one years ago and I'd love to pick one up and putt around. Love your videos too.... so very informative and friendly!
Thanks David!
Hey Paul, I stumbled upon your video and loved it! When you mentioned VGG I had to subscribe. The more of you guys out there, the better off this world is. Keep up the great content, I'm looking forward to seeing all of it! And who knows, some day I may get my own Model A.
Welcome aboard Jeff!!
I saw v g g and said mmm I'll check it out. I'm super glad I did. It was totaly worth it! Keep up the great work Paul. 👍
Thanks David!
Makes us so happy seeing you look well Again! God bless you and Tina. Thank you for the video, loved it.
Thanks Bob!
You’ll never be late getting anywhere in Gandalf the Grey. As he says, “A wizard is never late. He arrives precisely when he means to.”
I never saw the movie, but I like that line!!
Yes I did see the Vice Grip Garage video and yes I did hear him give you credit for helping him! Well deserved. He is the gutsiest guy I know of! Great video Paul!
Bring the thunder! Hahaa!
Yes! I’m going through exactly this with a ‘29 Tudor. Perfect timing (pun intended).
I am a huge fan of old, Vintage, classic cars, hotrods, Old trucks in fact anything mechanical plus also older motorbikes too. Especially when they restored back to their original beauty, or even to get them back out on the roads to be seen by all. I have followed Derek for a long time and when he brought the Ford Model A and drove it all the way back home and then he promoted you big time. So here I am, another sub to your channel to enjoy seeing all that you do. From this bikerchick from way across the oceans down here in Aotearoa New Zealand🙂 🙂
Thank you Andrea! Welcome.
Team Shinn for the win! Your videos are always fun to watch!
Thanks Alan!
What a gem!
Great video, as always. Model T is such a goof, love her.
I found you by watching VGG !! Thank You for your passion for Model A's.
Thanks Pat!
Ha! You made this video before Tina did a number on the paint which came out last Wednesday!
She's quicker than me
Good job on getting Gandalf running. Those little issues can cause big problems and set backs. What an awesome complement from Derek, doesn't get any better than that. Great job Paul, have a wonderful weekend.
That's like Bob Ross complimenting your painting, right?!!
I learn from each video. Tx you kindly. New Model A owner and contributor from SE Michigan.
Thank you John!!
We have few old Fords, including A's. Followed VGG's Ford A adventure and found out about you. Great information and became a subscriber 👍
Welcome aboard!
Excellent. I learnt a lot that can be directly applied to my two Austin Burnham limousines from 1929. The static timing method is awesome. The flywheels on the Austins are slightly difficult to get at and only have a TDC mark. Now I know how to set the timing at TDC statically. Which for these engines and modern fuel is spot on really. Paul, what a delight to have found your channel :)
Glad it was helpful! Thank you Neil!
I don't have a Model A but I have a Model U 29 Plymouth. I have followed you for a while because I enjoy your content and some of the 20's stuff still applies. Imagine my delight when you helped Derek one of my favorite U-tube people get his Model A home.
Ha ha! Surprise!!!
I really look forward to this “season’s” videos!
It's alive! Congrats!
Thanks, TMH!
I love your stuff ,and I learned a lot by watching you .I jest bought a 1930 model A I love it , it's all original, been I. A garage sense 1965 .with your help I like to fine some original parts for. I want to restore it..
Excellent!!! Good work
Thanks Paul, great video. Cheers
Thank you!
I actually just bought a Model A engine block on marketplace on a whim, and I've decided to start piecing together a Model A from scratch.
Wow. That's very ambitious!
Good video Paul and I watched Vice grip garage video that was an excellent road trip very nice of you
Thanks John! Derek's road trip was awesome. It was such a pleasure to be a small part of it.
Gandalf looks to be a Solid Car!!! I can see why it's in your Collection!🇺🇸🎩🇺🇸
Found you through Vice Grip, both wonderful channels thank you!
Awesome! Thank you!
@@ModelA so ready for an A just waiting for the current bubble to give a little.
Understood
Love the name.
First time viewing any of your content. I have a strong feeling it won't be the last 😁 Thanks for the FUN and informative video. Great stuff.
Awesome! Thank you!
Nice i always watch vice grip garage going to start watching you. So nice you give advice i know you love the old cars. thanks
Thanks David!!
@@ModelA when i grew up there were all kinds of good kind people like you in the world. I away try to be friendly and lend a hand in need but they have us so busy all the time it can be hard. people like you are like my mother would say salt of the earth people. Just watch another one showing what to look for if you want a car like that priceless information.
It's great that model T is such a great team player 👏
Wow so nice!
Paul is the paying it forward model a man 👨 👏 you're the A leading most precious ❤ man
Thanks you! Love right back to you
Another fine video bringing an old girl back to life. I assume there is an owner for Gandalf or is it going into your collection? Really doesn't look all that shabby for having been in storage for so many years.
Classic ham radios on the shelves! 73--Tom, NC3Y
73, OM!
Hi script garage is how I found you as well I really like your content. If I was a rich man I would probably on a Ford model a think they would be fun to play with take them out on tours and enjoy the old car I sure do enjoy watching you work on them and the knowledge that you have.
Thank you!
Enjoyed the vice grip episode and discovered you through Derek.
Thank you Edward!
Paul your channel got to me l am in my 80's and l just Sub'ed to your awesome channel....Thanks from an old Navy Shoe🇺🇸
Hei, Paul a good Saturday to you, and ohhh yes looking ahead, to the replacement of the roof. Great, video, as the first start is alway, if done with the proper care and safety as that is your priority no.1, all will go smooth.
Thanks again for the today TH-cam footage, regards to Tina.
Thanks Myron!
really cool old truck
Love your channel. I've been watching your channel every day for the last week. I've working on a 1933 Chevy for several years. It needed wood and lots more. The great thing about the car is it an all metal car. Your show on Fords Has been a great help on my 33. Wish there was someone like you out there who was Chevy Person. I'm 81 years young and 6 different cars. I strongly thinking of selling them all and finding a good 1931 A. It would make my life simpler and I would have a great car that I could work on and drive. Your show has been a real inspiration. Thanks.
Thank you Donald!!! Isn't there someone out there like me but for Chevrolet??
@@ModelA no, maybe I,ll have to become that person?
@@DonaldYEastArtist That's what happened here. I wondered why there wasn't someone sharing info and showing how to do stuff on Ford Model A's. So, I did it myself.
@@ModelA I think I need more Chevrolets, or at contacts with other Chevy owners
Nice Paul !!
Paul, you better be glad you don't connect '69 Cadillac Deville. That would be a chore pushing in the garage!!
Another great video! I'm a huge fan of the gas tank fuel filter. Many use an inline filter and I think that's a mistake with a gravity system.
Your a good guy Paul …….. thanks for everything
Thank you Gord!
To cool for school 🇺🇸😎
Saw you helped out Derek from VGG, decided to take a look. Subscribed.
Thank you!
Even if you don't have a Model A Paul's videos are great!
Hi Paul found your channel through VGG....Love your channel new subscriber here!
Thanks for the sub and welcome!
Did I just see you riding on the running board (just before the 2 min mark) while Model T was pushing!!??!! 😲 😜
Shhhh!!
Thanks Derek ..for the intro
He is such a nice feller
Great video. Thanks.
You are welcome!
wow you have a beautiful
shop
Thank you so much!
Another Great Saturday Morning video
Glad you enjoyed it
I herd somewhere the Henery Ford let someone named Toyota spend 3 months observing his production process after WW 2. He also believed in sharing his knowledge with serious people. Bill
Subscribed. What a great channel!
Thanks for subbing Rubus!!
Good job!
Thanks!
Paul, why is it when I view all the videos that have the introductory statement wherein some will ask "This here car has been sitting in the junk yard for a hundred years, Will it crank." or words to that effect. They always do. The only thing is, I am doubtful that no pre-start work has been done before the video gets down to the brass tacks. I can tell you from long experience that in almost all cases the damn thing will not crank. All kinds of work from loosening the crankshaft, to distributor, gas tank and gas lines, carburetor and bat†ry cables. starter, whatever must be done before the stinking thing will ever crank, i.e. run. All the poster's should skip that question. It has lost its meaning and challenge to watch. Has too!
Your videos are clear, no wind noise, no mushy mouth speech, etc. And, a joy to watch. I believe you know your stuff when it comes to a Model A. I'm a subscriber. I'm not a Ford guy but a Chevrolet man for many years now.
BTW: The lady helping getting the car in the building is beautiful. Who could ever subject her to such hard labor? You ain't so handsome by comparison so I must assume she was just someone passing by on the street before being enlisted to help you. If you ever get to know her then you should buy her some diamonds. Big ones.
Best,
Charlie
Thanks Charlie. The TH-camrs are doing that because it gets views. They call it "click bait".
you're the man, great video
I do appreciate your videos! Defantly want one one day. I love your Suprize when that one started! It's a Ford it'll start, if that was a Chevrolet well...
Haha!b Yep
Paul I am a new viewer to your channel and enjoying your Model A video
Thanks and welcome Craig!