Love these videos. No fancy shop with expensive lifts. No pile of new parts worth thousands of dollars. Just a guy with his tools and next thing you know it's running.
Indeed. I did feel a bit sorry for him due to all that mud and puddles of water. Dry ground makes a much more pleasant working environment. But at least nothing on the ground would catch fire when it was like that!
shoot i got a lift and a garage that looks like it’s about to fall but its not its fine it was built with left over material and recycled materials the cinderblocks we used was from a bridge that was tore down
No cursing or frustration. Despite working on something most folks would just shake their head at, and even despite a fire, this guy is calm, positive, and brave. Love it
When I was about 10, i was helping my grandad work on something (I can't remember what), he told me never be a mechanic; it'll make you cuss. You know he was right.
Talented people doing talented things. In this age of angry videos and antagonism, videos like this are a breath of fresh air. Keep up the truly excellent work!
The best revival channel on TH-cam. You take on motors others have left for dead and start them. No crappy music, no fancy tools, just grit and determination. Perfect!
I really appreciate your content. So many channels are no longer enjoyable, but your channel has remained true to the premise of getting old iron running. Thanks!
You are the king of getting hopeless engines running!! Exciting video!! We got to see snow, fire under the engine, fire in the engine, engine removal, engine reinstalled, leaks, holes in the oil pan etc., but you still got it running. Doesn't get much better than this!!
Dude! You never cease to amaze me man! You have skills and patience! And the passion to be able to revive this engine’s is beyond belief! Amazing job! I definitely enjoy them!
You are an absolute master at will it run. Some of these other guys need to take notice. You don't complain , criticize, or make excuses, just get the job done. Kudos
My dad has 32 BB that's in nice shape, all original. He hasn't tried starting it, but he knows the engine won't turn over. He's thinking about selling it, and for the price he's asking, I believe I can flip the bill. You're a true inspiration to dedication to projects you take on! Thumbs up on all of your videos.
I love these videos. It is so refreshing to see a young feller bring these old vehicles back to life the way they did years ago and not by just throwing a full assortment of new parts at it like so many do. These videos prove there is still at least one real mechanic left
I remember years ago as a small boy in the 1940's My dad always had me be the Gofer and fire boy building a fire under our old cars and trucks in North West Missouri. It is so funny today if you built a small fire under a car of today it would melt.
I just discovered this channel not too long ago and I really enjoy watching you start these engines up. There's something fascinating about seeing them want to run even though they're in horrible condition.
I've learned so much from watching you work on these old jalopys that I tried my own will it run got it running and it was the greatest feeling ever 😊👍
Gotta be the most optimistic will it start man on the net,puts massive effort into something that the majority of us would put on the weighbridge at the scrap yard,👍👍👍
I know Jennings lives in the same world we all do, but his videos take you away from all the stupidity that seems to be everywhere...I am so envious of his ability to be away from it all & just tinkering with old stuff.
Excellent! Im a lover of the really old stuff and your videos show folks that they ain't so scary. People, drag these old rigs out of the fields and have fun!
Hey, I've been watching a few of your video's lately, and i love to watch them, i love seeing you bringing those very old engines back to life, and it is so fascinating to see that even 75+ year old engines can still run, it really displays the good quality of those old engines, and how good they were builded that long time ago.
Slightly modified Ford-AA was produced in the USSR as GAZ-AA and later, with a new engine, as GAZ-MM. It was the main Soviet workhorse of a truck in WWII and became an iconic symbol of Great Patriotic War, along with T-34 tank. Both could be seen on Victory Day military parades in various Russian cities each year.
Love how you persevere until you get them running - and they nearly always do. Also, she didn't want to be woken did she. Definitely reluctant to wake from her slumber.
You sure can make the dead get a boost on living again. You must me the luckiest mechanic or should I say the best mechanic that I watch on TH-cam. You produce the videos that I would give A++++++++++ every time.
Old mate's sense of optimism is refreshing to say the least, I'd have said the words "scrap iron" but he isn't fazed by anything. Nice to hear. "Somethin' aint valvolatin' properly" man NOTHING puts him off, this is pure entertainment and I think I'll subscribe. Nothing but respect for him.
Good morning from Cape Cod 🦈 it is absolutely amazing that you get these old vehicles running after sitting as long as they have. I'm looking forward to seeing the continuation on the Diamond T. Keep up the great work and the awesome content 👍✌️🇺🇲
Too damn cool watching these, there’s a guy out here with hundred or so cars he’s been rounding up over the years a lot of old stuff 10’s and 20’s love to see you get some of it running. His stuff all abandoned and not run for several decades. He’s got an old Mack truck from WWI I’d live to see that thing start and drive.
You're awesome brother! I love how you take the licks as they come and roll right through it! 💪👊💥appreciate your great content and always staying true!! Thank you..
I love flat heads coming back to life, AND I loved hearing that old Kubota tractor. I ran an early 1980s Kubota as a chore tractor when I was growing up, so that brought me a smile.
I can't decide whether this guy is a genius, totally insane or just someone who enjoys a challenge...But, as a long-time problem-solver & DIRer myself, I love these videos. I don't think there is one other person out of a million who has the confidence that they can get a "hunk of junk" like this running again. When I was a kid, more than 60 years ago, I "helped" my older brother restore a '31 Model A to running condition...but it was in way better shape than this truck to start with. Ten years later I found myself working for a car restoration shop near Cranbury, NJ, for awhile. (I had "fallen" for the owner's daughter, and he gave me the job when I needed it.) That owner (Mr.Clickner) was not a mechanic but, rather, a sheet metal genius...so, when necessary, he'd create new body panels from scratch, rather than having to find salvage parts for some pretty rare cars, like the 1915 Metz that we restored.
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Love these videos. No fancy shop with expensive lifts. No pile of new parts worth thousands of dollars. Just a guy with his tools and next thing you know it's running.
Indeed. I did feel a bit sorry for him due to all that mud and puddles of water. Dry ground makes a much more pleasant working environment. But at least nothing on the ground would catch fire when it was like that!
Much more interesting to see someone take on a project with what they got
One of the things that makes Vice Grip Garage interesting when on the rescues. @@LitRomney-vb6pz
Hoe would you put lifts into the mud? Go to a tall building if you want to see any lift.
shoot i got a lift and a garage that looks like it’s about to fall but its not its fine it was built with left over material and recycled materials the cinderblocks we used was from a bridge that was tore down
No cursing or frustration. Despite working on something most folks would just shake their head at, and even despite a fire, this guy is calm, positive, and brave. Love it
When I was about 10, i was helping my grandad work on something (I can't remember what), he told me never be a mechanic; it'll make you cuss. You know he was right.
Only this man could use the phrase “not that bad” when looking into this motor😂
Hell my truck won’t start after a week
También volver de muy mal genio@@panders55
Talented people doing talented things. In this age of angry videos and antagonism, videos like this are a breath of fresh air. Keep up the truly excellent work!
U are right specially here in Ukraine believe me.
The best revival channel on TH-cam. You take on motors others have left for dead and start them. No crappy music, no fancy tools, just grit and determination. Perfect!
Check out Marty T. Same sort of thing but in New Zealand!
@@fastfishtoo4991 It might be easier understanding NZ talk than US redneck ; ) JK, I understand 'neck fluently.
*entire screen is flames*
“As you can see, something is still on fire…”
He is so calm and polite, he must have british ancestors.
@@macdaniel6029 Spoken like someone who has never been to Britain.
@@BlueXonar My sister lives in London.
Sounds like Mr Mackey lmao
@@EoCx1 fires bad mmmmkaaay
"Cook the engine at 350" ....until it's golden brown, or oily black, one or the other. 😅 Good work getting the old girl running!
He almost cooked his arm at 350! Love this guy’s guts.
350" (" inches or maybe °'s ?)
@@shawnsatterlee6035 did you notice the other “ at the beginning of David’s quote?
I really appreciate your content. So many channels are no longer enjoyable, but your channel has remained true to the premise of getting old iron running. Thanks!
Got to admit the guy certainly is the eternal optimist that never gives up!
“Hopefully she will start pretty easy”😂 I love this guy
He walks up to a literal pile of metal with the crankshaft laying next to a bare block:
"All right, this ole girl looks like a runner"
Optimist would be a huge understatement :D
I love these videos.
Me too 🤠
Same🙋🏽♂️
I love them more
Me too!
00:06 "missing some pieces" is an understatement... 😄😄😄
been a main dealer mechanic for 44yrs, you are impressive man... thankyou
You are the king of getting hopeless engines running!! Exciting video!! We got to see snow, fire under the engine, fire in the engine, engine removal, engine reinstalled, leaks, holes in the oil pan etc., but you still got it running. Doesn't get much better than this!!
Seeing a Model a video… just made my day 1000% better !!
I never knew a 4' crowbar was such a good multitool until I started watching this channel
That's for sure! I'm expecting him to open a can of soup with it, square up a garage, and chisel a letter into a flat rock Flintstone style.
Dude! You never cease to amaze me man! You have skills and patience! And the passion to be able to revive this engine’s is beyond belief! Amazing job! I definitely enjoy them!
You are an absolute master at will it run. Some of these other guys need to take notice. You don't complain , criticize, or make excuses, just get the job done. Kudos
My dad has 32 BB that's in nice shape, all original. He hasn't tried starting it, but he knows the engine won't turn over. He's thinking about selling it, and for the price he's asking, I believe I can flip the bill. You're a true inspiration to dedication to projects you take on! Thumbs up on all of your videos.
I love these videos. It is so refreshing to see a young feller bring these old vehicles back to life the way they did years ago and not by just throwing a full assortment of new parts at it like so many do. These videos prove there is still at least one real mechanic left
I've been binge watching this channel all day yesterday I can't get enough of these OLD start cold starts
Guilty pleasure, wish my man would get a regular upload schedule these days!... but of course, that's me being greedy 😅
@@anton101101 This channel is a gem. 250k subs, no sponsoring or anything, just straight to the point no BS action. I love it!
Mr Jennings, I give you so much credit! It doesn't matter what problem you are faced with, you overcome!!
I wish I had just half of this guys automotive talents. Love the channel. Thank you for posting.
It's always nice seeing a newer model machine working on an older model :) another great video Dustin!! Keep on keepin on!!
I remember years ago as a small boy in the 1940's My dad always had me be the Gofer and fire boy building a fire under our old cars and trucks in North West Missouri. It is so funny today if you built a small fire under a car of today it would melt.
Your optimism is incredible. Great work!
You sure know how to get those antiques going and I really enjoy watching you work to get them running.
Kudos to you for having the patience and wherewithal to put life into these old engines. And thanks for sharing your efforts, too!👍👍
Man , nothing but fire 🔥 on this adventure !!! Luv it 💪😎
I just discovered this channel not too long ago and I really enjoy watching you start these engines up. There's something fascinating about seeing them want to run even though they're in horrible condition.
Never thought in my whole life I'd see someone make a fire to start a motor. This guy's an anomaly. Right on dude!
Nah... He's alright... It's the majority of the *rest of us* that are the anomalies.
I've learned so much from watching you work on these old jalopys that I tried my own will it run got it running and it was the greatest feeling ever 😊👍
This brings me joy watching old engines getting revived, how about a 'Will it run' for motorcycles next? Would love that.
You'd love The Bearded Mechanic, aka Craig, formerly of Bikes and Beards. He revives dead bikes all the time.
This is the best ever! My kinda video.... it amazed the whole family. Particularly loved the 'left hand' carburator.
Love the honest commentary and hard work.
This is one charismatic man, love these videos and his commentary. I wanna see him try and get an abandoned big rig started
Need to name that old engine Lazarus, as you well and truly brought it back from the dead!
Good analogy
👍😀
The campfire and the the iron stove was just awesome. Some of the best videos on TH-cam
Jennings, where on earth would you be without your ol' girls? You just wouldn't be you!!! Keep up the good ol' work!!!!
You can tell he is just a good person all around just by listening how he speaks . Positive attitude keep doing your work man I like watching
A true “Grapes Of Wrath” style rebuild. An excellent video, and thank you for making it.
The first "Will it run" video that starts with lighting it on fire! You can't argue with the results though. Well done!
Gotta be the most optimistic will it start man on the net,puts massive effort into something that the majority of us would put on the weighbridge at the scrap yard,👍👍👍
I know Jennings lives in the same world we all do, but his videos take you away from all the stupidity that seems to be everywhere...I am so envious of his ability to be away from it all & just tinkering with old stuff.
I just love watching wrecked cars getting back to life
Excellent! Im a lover of the really old stuff and your videos show folks that they ain't so scary. People, drag these old rigs out of the fields and have fun!
This shows just how tuff and resilient the old school technology is compared to todays junk. Well done mate keep up the good work.
You are a savage where old iron is concerned! The fire was sweet! Glad you weren't harmed in the making of this video. Another fine rebirth!
It's unbelievable you can take something that has sat so long and everyone has given up on except you 👍😁
Great effort in getting that old engine going. Your skills in fixing engines are amazing. Keep up the great work.
I’m always amazed at the dinosaurs you find to try to get running! Too cool!
Love to see that truck up and running ,then restored it unique ! Cheers mate from Australia 🇦🇺 😊😊
If I die, get this man to me ASAP to bring me back.
me and my husband just love to watch videos like this 🙂
This was one of the hardest ones you did! Good job. Never change man.
This is great! He is my kinda people. Salt of the earth!
Wild the things you bring back to life... I lookforward to your videos. Cheers from SoCal
I feel like you and merlins old school garage should do a revival together. You guys are the only channels I've seen working on stuff this old.
My favorite channel. I love your determination.
Just gotta say that I truly admire your skills. You've got a lot of know-how in that young head of yours.
Jennings Motor BBQ. Only the finest dry aged motors served here. 😋😋
Thanks for all of your videos.
This guy is amazing
The king of will it starts lol you are extremely tenacious and talented man. Love the videos
Hey, I've been watching a few of your video's lately, and i love to watch them, i love seeing you bringing those very old engines back to life, and it is so fascinating to see that even 75+ year old engines can still run, it really displays the good quality of those old engines, and how good they were builded that long time ago.
Your a wizard. One of a kind man. I love your videos.
Well just stunning who would guess that would run , brilliant, can't wait to next episode,
You are an inspiration for me to get at some of my oldies. You have a good attitude about it.
One of the most interesting and rewarding channels out there!!
Nothing short of amazing!
After 75 years you gave it life awesome 👍
can't believe you got that running!
Bloody brilliant, most people wouldn't even attempt that engine but tho and behold she lives again
Ole Henry would be proud to hear it still run today. The newer engines not so much, my 08 V10 sat for 6 months n shes locked up
Slightly modified Ford-AA was produced in the USSR as GAZ-AA and later, with a new engine, as GAZ-MM. It was the main Soviet workhorse of a truck in WWII and became an iconic symbol of Great Patriotic War, along with T-34 tank. Both could be seen on Victory Day military parades in various Russian cities each year.
From one Arkie to a fellow Arkie::
You are the king of “ Will it run “
Ok, I have watched the first minute. Only a crazy man would think he could get that running!
I really enjoy your videos! Glad you didn't get burned Brother👍
Loved hearing that old truck running, imagine when engines like this were all over the place, what a sound!
Love how you persevere until you get them running - and they nearly always do. Also, she didn't want to be woken did she. Definitely reluctant to wake from her slumber.
I ran to the store to get the hotdogs and marsh mellows. So awesome.
Always look forward to your videos just wish you would make more of them
Wow. It's incredible how these old vehicles look like they were unearthed from a crypt somewhere, yet they can be made to run again.
Your great attitude and patience amazes me.
Great job!
Keep the videos coming.
You sure can make the dead get a boost on living again. You must me the luckiest mechanic or should I say the best mechanic that I watch on TH-cam. You produce the videos that I would give A++++++++++ every time.
Love the fact that he sounds like mater from cars
I know nothing about vehicles and engines, but boy do I enjoy these videos
Old mate's sense of optimism is refreshing to say the least, I'd have said the words "scrap iron" but he isn't fazed by anything. Nice to hear. "Somethin' aint valvolatin' properly" man NOTHING puts him off, this is pure entertainment and I think I'll subscribe. Nothing but respect for him.
everything is on fire and she's cookin.. i love this guy , wish i had a friend like him.. working on the car while on the bbq pit
Nice to see one of those valve, grinding tools. It's been a long time since I used one of those.
The dedication you have is amazing
Thats awesome after all those years exposed to all the elements she runs
Good morning from Cape Cod 🦈 it is absolutely amazing that you get these old vehicles running after sitting as long as they have. I'm looking forward to seeing the continuation on the Diamond T. Keep up the great work and the awesome content 👍✌️🇺🇲
Too damn cool watching these, there’s a guy out here with hundred or so cars he’s been rounding up over the years a lot of old stuff 10’s and 20’s love to see you get some of it running. His stuff all abandoned and not run for several decades. He’s got an old Mack truck from WWI I’d live to see that thing start and drive.
I like his positivity
Just found your channel. I really enjoyed it. You’ve got lots of old treasures out there! I’ll be back
You're awesome brother! I love how you take the licks as they come and roll right through it! 💪👊💥appreciate your great content and always staying true!! Thank you..
You are the most amazing man on here. I follow a lot of channels but by far this one is my favorite! Thank you
this is in better shape than some of my buddies daily-drivers.
Better electrical than my 96 ram 1500 with the 318. Ha! Awesome
if thats the case your buddy needs some serious help
Love watching these, helps give sleep lowkey
I love flat heads coming back to life, AND I loved hearing that old Kubota tractor. I ran an early 1980s Kubota as a chore tractor when I was growing up, so that brought me a smile.
I can't decide whether this guy is a genius, totally insane or just someone who enjoys a challenge...But, as a long-time problem-solver & DIRer myself, I love these videos. I don't think there is one other person out of a million who has the confidence that they can get a "hunk of junk" like this running again.
When I was a kid, more than 60 years ago, I "helped" my older brother restore a '31 Model A to running condition...but it was in way better shape than this truck to start with.
Ten years later I found myself working for a car restoration shop near Cranbury, NJ, for awhile. (I had "fallen" for the owner's daughter, and he gave me the job when I needed it.) That owner (Mr.Clickner) was not a mechanic but, rather, a sheet metal genius...so, when necessary, he'd create new body panels from scratch, rather than having to find salvage parts for some pretty rare cars, like the 1915 Metz that we restored.