I love model A's not too expensive, all parts easily available (once the pandemic shortages are over) and easy to work on. I would love to see more videos.
Such delightful simplicity. Everything's visible and identifiable. They've barely managed to put anything in the way of removing anything else. That's a handsome machine. Clean out the fuel tank and give it a wash and polishm and it's ready to roll. (Well, maybe after a look at the brakes.)
More, please. These cars are not so different from today's, just so much simpler. That simplicity is their attractiveness. Thank you for all your videos. 32
As I'm watching your video my wife overheard from the other room she said he sounds like a teacher, like she kind of understood what you were talking about. Keep up the good work Steve I want to see more videos of the old Ford
Thank you for sharing. I bought my 28' Model A Roadster a year ago. I'm 71 and time to start spending down. Love it !!! I feel like Jay Leno every time I drive it. Stangers always toot, wave, and give a thumbs up. Always makes me smile.
Top tip. Always use an open hand when trying to shift something difficult with a wrench. That way if it suddenly gives or slips you won't skin your knuckles. One from my old dad years ago 👍
I used to have a Model A living in my garage. It belonged to a friend and she eventually sold it. We swapped out the cast iron fuel strainer for one with a glass bowl. The cast iron one was rusted up. With the glass one, you could easily see what the fuel looked like. The bolt on the end of the carburetor that you pointed to is another strainer. You may have to clean the fuel tank. That's a big job because the tank forms the top of the cowl. As others mentioned, parts are readily available. I think NAPA still carries the spark plugs. Bratton, Snyder, and Mac are the big online parts sellers. Good luck!
Great seeing the Model A and your methodical approach to making it run. Good call not to use the gas tank for fuel. How are you going to clean out the tank? As I recall they are a real bugger to do. Paul Shinn would be a good person to contact. Yes, I do want to see more of this type of stuff. Well done so far!!!
What an absolute beauty of a car. I would so love one of those - maybe even as a daily driver. We just don't get them in the UK as easily or as cheaply as the US any more.
That is so cool, so simple and easy to work on, and started with just a little TLC. I can't wait to see it drive! Great job as always, I love you little surprised look when it first fired!!!
My Grandfather owns a yellow 1927 Model T roadster. No clue if it runs but he owns it and has joked around it being my first truck but he has done that with most of his grandkids to my knowledge.
Love the simplicity, I grew up with a farmall cub, but at least that was neg ground, lol. My son has it completely torn apart, we'll have to see how it comes back together... Most certainly enjoy all your work, no matter what side of the big pond they came from. Thanx !
Awesome! What a beautiful find.Give them spark,fuel,and they just run. Love to see more videos when available. We're heading out some time today in our 28 tudor.Its our 1st frost so we'll hold off for a bit.Please don't turn the car into a rod!!!! Preservation is so important.I know that will make people upset.Shes beautiful the way she is.Thanks for the vid.
Great video, what a magnificent car, can't be too many of these around and in good condition. Also, yes please do more of this and any other will it runs.
I think it's mildly astonishing that something so complex made nearly a century ago is still in any fit state! I'd love to know what all those weird pedals and controls do, so please do a car review once it's running and stopping again.
Steve . Sublime to the ridiculous ! Having just watched this and then the dyno tests ......lf that alternator hadn't failed , that Mustang woul have pulled 700 bhp and the other Mustang nearly 900 !!!! Yikes !!!!! Thanks Steve
Model A's never had an air cleaner from the factory. It was aftermarket. Sometimes the leaking carb would cause gas to accumulate in the aftermarket filter. A backfire would then catch the car on fire.
More Model A vids pleez Steve . Dunno where you find these cars Steve,but your unit is a Gold Mine . And thanks again for your deed of preservation of these old beauties .
Fantastic, a little bit of a bodge here and there made it run so well done Steve . Probably a wise move not to use the tank. I have to say it did surprise me that there weren't more wires that were 'toast' but that is a bonus I think. Thanks Steve very good condition model A. It will be on the Road in no time. Don't forget your goggles I think they are mandatory 😷.👍👍
I love model A's not too expensive, all parts easily available (once the pandemic shortages are over) and easy to work on. I would love to see more videos.
When I was a kid on our farm we had a model A Ford good to hear one run again . That was back in about 1956 I would have been 6 years old then.
Steve, These are your best type of Videos! Please continue with their model A series! Removing that gas tank should be fun!
More Model A videos please! Nice work Steve.
"Pull the entire floor up", wow sounds like a big job......3 seconds later, job done. I love the videos with Steve messing with old cars.
Such delightful simplicity. Everything's visible and identifiable. They've barely managed to put anything in the way of removing anything else.
That's a handsome machine. Clean out the fuel tank and give it a wash and polishm and it's ready to roll. (Well, maybe after a look at the brakes.)
More, please. These cars are not so different from today's, just so much simpler. That simplicity is their attractiveness. Thank you for all your videos. 32
Yes please, Steve. This was delightful and I'd love to see it trundling down the road.
More videos please! Beautiful simplicity and solid build quality have ensured the survival of this wonderful car.
Such a well preserved and wonderful piece of motoring history definitely deserves more attention on this channel.
Yes, please continue with the Model A. Great automobile.
As I'm watching your video my wife overheard from the other room she said he sounds like a teacher, like she kind of understood what you were talking about. Keep up the good work Steve I want to see more videos of the old Ford
That's awesome!
Thank you for sharing. I bought my 28' Model A Roadster a year ago. I'm 71 and time to start spending down. Love it !!! I feel like Jay Leno every time I drive it. Stangers always toot, wave, and give a thumbs up. Always makes me smile.
My dad was driving a used 1928 four year old Model A just like this one when he first met my Mom. Please show more of your work on this car.
WOW! what a nice old car! Yes please let's see more on this one
Top tip. Always use an open hand when trying to shift something difficult with a wrench. That way if it suddenly gives or slips you won't skin your knuckles. One from my old dad years ago 👍
I used to have a Model A living in my garage. It belonged to a friend and she eventually sold it. We swapped out the cast iron fuel strainer for one with a glass bowl. The cast iron one was rusted up. With the glass one, you could easily see what the fuel looked like. The bolt on the end of the carburetor that you pointed to is another strainer. You may have to clean the fuel tank. That's a big job because the tank forms the top of the cowl. As others mentioned, parts are readily available. I think NAPA still carries the spark plugs. Bratton, Snyder, and Mac are the big online parts sellers. Good luck!
I was impressed how original it is. I owned Model A’s in the 60’s & 70’s. Good to see it still running.
I really like the way you work on cars, you are very clear and methodical. The model A is a cool old girl and in surprisingly good condition.
would love more videos of this car. Amazing how simple the engine and electricals are.
Definitely! She sounded nice, and wanting to go!
Great seeing the Model A and your methodical approach to making it run. Good call not to use the gas tank for fuel. How are you going to clean out the tank? As I recall they are a real bugger to do. Paul Shinn would be a good person to contact. Yes, I do want to see more of this type of stuff. Well done so far!!!
Love it. If you had a Steve Starts’em Satuday, you’d have cars lined up all the way to Des Moines!
Every "will it run" video is a must-watch and a masterclass for me - many thanks from Manchester UK, keep 'em comin'!
Many thanks!
Yes to more Model A progress.
After you found the problem, the engine started easily, the good old days!
Once you get her running and drivable, watch out for the 'Death Wobble' that could mean it is time to do the king pins. - Proud owner of a 1929 Tudor
More please. Love your channel. I envy your amazing knowledge of cars.
Definitely be interested in seeing more of this car
Yes, keep the videos coming of this classic beauty!
So nice to see you work on a American Classic ! love to see more
What an absolute beauty of a car. I would so love one of those - maybe even as a daily driver. We just don't get them in the UK as easily or as cheaply as the US any more.
And yes, I would love to see more on this car.😍
Such a great shape 😀 - and engine noise too - looks like it'll be a lot of fun 👍
That is so cool, so simple and easy to work on, and started with just a little TLC. I can't wait to see it drive! Great job as always, I love you little surprised look when it first fired!!!
lovely to see it run, more of the model a please
Yes, more...........we love Model A's!
Looking forward to watching you undertake the repairs and your clear explanations. Thanks. Joe
Really cool that car runs! Can’t wait to see more…
My Grandfather owns a yellow 1927 Model T roadster. No clue if it runs but he owns it and has joked around it being my first truck but he has done that with most of his grandkids to my knowledge.
Hey Steve! Absolutely wanna see more! Loved the dry humor about the red wires..😆. Cya on the next one Steve!
Keep more Model A videos coming.!👍👍👍👍
Love the simplicity, I grew up with a farmall cub, but at least that was neg ground, lol. My son has it completely torn apart, we'll have to see how it comes back together... Most certainly enjoy all your work, no matter what side of the big pond they came from. Thanx !
Love the model A
Very cool...Great video, and please post the progress of the Model A
I love old cars, Please post more on the progress
Great video of a great Car!! Henry Ford created a Masterpiece, didn't he?....?
Amazing job Steve! Let see it oN the road.
that car is in amazing shape.
great stuff Steve thanks, yes more model A
Cool car Steve, excellent content. Look forward to see you drive this down the road 👍
Awesome! What a beautiful find.Give them spark,fuel,and they just run. Love to see more videos when available. We're heading out some time today in our 28 tudor.Its our 1st frost so we'll hold off for a bit.Please don't turn the car into a rod!!!! Preservation is so important.I know that will make people upset.Shes beautiful the way she is.Thanks for the vid.
I would never do that to a car like this.
Much appreciated.U da man
Great video, what a magnificent car, can't be too many of these around and in good condition.
Also, yes please do more of this and any other will it runs.
Let's see more of the Model A!
Definitely want to see more. Lovely car.
Go for it - it will be fun.
Gimme more, love those cars.
Beautiful car ! Looking forward to you getting it together !
Doesn’t appear to need more than a little spit and polish (besides the gas tank work) to be road and cruise-in worthy. Gotta love the simplicity.
Love to see more on this and the other oldies
Thank you ... brilliant! More please. 👌
Yes please, more A vids.
I have been looking forward to your latest video. I wasn't disappointed. Keep 'em coming!
More to come!
Keep publishing Steve!
I think it's mildly astonishing that something so complex made nearly a century ago is still in any fit state! I'd love to know what all those weird pedals and controls do, so please do a car review once it's running and stopping again.
Once the dashboard is back in place I will go over all the controls.
Bloody amazing! Lookin' forward to more ,,,,,
The metal bulb on the firewall is not a fuel shut-off. It is a fuel strainer. The shut-off is under the dash on the inside, right under the tank.
Excellent video as usual. Don't you just love it when they use the same color wire for everything?😂😂😂
Hey it worked long enough to not be their problem in the future!
More Model A, please. Thanks.
Yes, please, more
Excellent, clear, detailed video! Would love to see more. Thanks!
Tell us some history on the A too! Thanks Steve!
Yes, more please 👍
Steve . Sublime to the ridiculous ! Having just watched this and then the dyno tests ......lf that alternator hadn't failed , that Mustang woul have pulled 700 bhp and the other Mustang nearly 900 !!!! Yikes !!!!! Thanks Steve
yes more videos on the A please
Just imagine what is was like trading your Model T in for an A. High tech!
More Model A, please!
At last, a decent car😀. Great video, thanks.
I would enjoy seeing more videos on the Model A!
Model A's never had an air cleaner from the factory. It was aftermarket. Sometimes the leaking carb would cause gas to accumulate in the aftermarket filter. A backfire would then catch the car on fire.
I would love to see more videos of this car
thx for the video, definitely want to see more on this old girl
I would like to see more on the model A as well
For sure I like it
Love it! More videos please!
Please more videos on the Model A.
It's a Model A, of course it's going to start :)
Sweet car; good one for a resto. These cars are positive ground I believe.
yes, getter going, neat.
YES!!!! 👍👍
More Model A vids pleez Steve .
Dunno where you find these cars Steve,but your unit is a Gold Mine .
And thanks again for your deed of preservation of these old beauties .
Really cool!
Def' need more of this sweet sounding Model A ! :)
yes to both
That was a GREAT video!
Thank you!
MORE!!!
Great, almost 100 years old and still viable.
It could still be used as a daily driver, it was that good.
Fantastic, a little bit of a bodge here and there made it run so well done Steve . Probably a wise move not to use the tank. I have to say it did surprise me that there weren't more wires that were 'toast' but that is a bonus I think. Thanks Steve very good condition model A. It will be on the Road in no time. Don't forget your goggles I think they are mandatory 😷.👍👍
The dashboard and the cowl are completely separate looms so something wrong with one does not affect the other.
Id love to see this one turn into something extra nice!
Engine sounds pretty sweet to me! Good move not to run that fuel in the tank through it.....
More Please.