Hey! Thanks for checking out this sweet old Model T Ford! Please hit the ol' "like" button if you think we should do a "Will it Run?" episode on this baby!( It really helps the vids get seen)... Hope you enjoy our latest foray into restoration on our new series "My Classic Darts" with Agent 673...Cheers! If you'd like to support this type of serious, quality motor journalism, please visit our website at: www.coldwarmotors.com for Coffee Mugs, Dealership Decals, and Hats... "My Classic Tire", and "Turn up the Base" shirts coming soon! Leave a note which one you think we should print first? or join us on the Patreon page at: www.patreon.com/coldwarmotors and we'll hang out and talk about cars a lot, haha! All the very best to everyone from me and Frankers and the Agents! s
For a Canadian T, this is amazingly well... kept? This thing must have been rarely driven. I know you said it was parked after WWII... but, it really _looks_ like it was parked well before then. You got a keeper there, Scott! I'm curious about the 4-banger under the hood. We didn't see that... but, I know you're saving the good stuff! Something tells me, after a 'lil maintenance, she'll fire right up! This Lizzie's a sweet bitch!
I had to come back to this video to see when you got the model T. And I gotta say no one is more positive or happy than Dean. He’s basically a Labrador in human form in all the good ways. That guy doesn’t have a gray cloud anywhere in his universe. It’s real rare to have a friend like that and I’m not saying you should but it sure would be nice to have an episode of just Dean being happy and positive.
Iv'e had a 1923 Ford touring car for several years , It is a fascinating machine . It's build quality and engineering are amazing . A very satisfying car to own , just seeing people's reactions to it are reason enough to own and drive it .
Well I don't see how you could get away with NOT doing a "Will it Run" video/series on this one. What a treat! Would also like to see you wash/tidy part of a panel to see what it looks like under decades of dust.
This beauty has found her home, where she will be appreciated for who she is, not what she might be. 92 years of rolling history. I was excited to see the notification from CWM. This quickly became my favorite channel and of course we need to see a “will it run” episode!
That is the very definition of a good old girl, I've picked up many in that condition, well, not exactly, but, kinda at the same time, you know just something old, well used, but well loved and not abused that can be saved and reused and I'm glad to see you putting in a place where it will be covered, as theirs daylight coming through the roof on either side.
We like your find of the Model T Ford. We have never seen a car that old in such good condition,So many original parts.We say Yes to "will it run".CHEERS to all and Sweet Franker's.
Brings a tear to my eye. My dad and I restored model Tees in the late 60s he did most cuz that was the car of his youth. But I can always say I know how to drive one :-) good for you! Enjoy!
I am constantly amazed how some vehicles can survive so long, while some fall apart or are destroyed in just a couple of years...almost magical!...congrats!
My grandfather had a 1922 Model T like that. I helped him restore it when I was 11. That taught me a LOT about auto mechanics! I've always done my own mechanical work ever since then.
I still think of Stella....man, thanks for all the Videos, this one is special i know and the Ford couldn't have found a better home! Peace to Y'all from Texas!
Congrats on the Model T. Having said that - don't you DARE leapfrog it past the Fury!!!!! I've waited over a year to see the Fury brought back to its showroom finish. I was born in 1958, so the Fury is talking to me. Don't make me wait until I'm on my deathbed to see it in its restored glory. Gary
Hey, thanks for the note! No worries; the Fury is at the front of the line until it is finished... too much time into it now to stop! Cheers from here...
Holy cow!!!! There's no way you could ever ask for a better original project car - almost completely untouched, solid and tells stories, like with the homemade fender repairs and a even a period battery. Honestly, as is, this T is damn near a reference car - like, I never once knew until this video that the T's were available with a tire inflator that was powered by plugging it into one of the spark plug housings. Air from engine compression - that's bordering on genius. Wow - what a pleasure seeing such an untouched, untainted car. Sure, they made more than 15 million T's during their 19 year run from 1908-1927, but it's still breathaking to see such a pristine 92 year old car like this.
I too love some sweet "T". Its so unmolested. Im sure scott will do it justice, and it will be running again, in all its glory. Im very excited about this project. I just love old cars, and this baby takes the cake! from Mi. revved up yooper
My grandpa had a fitting that would attach to the compression release petcocks on his John Deere tractor for airing up tires. Helps to air up a tire in the field. Slow but works.
my Dad had a tire inflater in the 60's like that but not ford brand. It worked great. the original ford tire pump was like a bicycle tire pump, made of brass and had leather seals you needed to oil
Scott you have unearthed a GEM! I couldn't be happier for you! Many years back I owned a 1922 Model T, C Cab truck...what fun that was. BUT what is of more value in your absurd life is: The Loyalty of your FRIENDS, like Dean and Al! Cheers my brother ...Newk from Kentucky
You guys have inspired me.i just bought a 1963 buick Electra 225 two door not running and needs floor pans ..keep the videos coming I’ve a lot of good stuff.i finally got my hall and Oates out of my escort to listen to..lol
I love that you’ve found a group of guys who share your passions. Such planetary alignments are not always common in life-especially for something esoteric (and living in a fairly remote place). I think it’s why so many of us are drawn to watch!
I think that dart box would only be a number 3 on the Hagerty scale, a good daily but certainly not concourse condition. That being said, it will be something you can enjoy for years to come.
What a great find!! You have to keep us up to date with the progress on the T. Love all those old repair's , really tells a story about it's life. First time I've seen the restoration of a cigarette pack guy's! Very entertaining- LOL!!
Man that is a time capsule Model T! Loving the originality and how complete that car is. You are a Lucky SOB! Looking forward to future videos on this one.
1927 is the last year for horseless carriage for the Ford Model T. For 1928, Ford Model A is totally restyled. Bumpers are standard, self starter is standard, shatterproof windshield is standard, more colors other then black are available, and more body styles are offered.
Damn I have a couple of those coil boxes I found them in my great grandmothers basement like over 20 years ago and thought they were something for the railroad because my great grandfather worked for the Railroad and so I kept them and now I know what they are. Now I'll have to dig them out and look them up to make sure now that I've seen those coil boxes.
Do we want a "Will it Run" episode on this piece of history??? ... I'm surprised you even had to ask!! It is always a marvel to see these puttering about on the roads. There is a small group of them here in southern Ontario. Cheers!
An awesome find & it's great to see Dean again. I love his unflappable enthusiasm & he's always got something nice to say. Maybe you should stick Dean in front of the camera every now & again & get him to respond to comments. Best of luck with the T
Driving one of these is like operating a piece of farm machinery. You control EVERYTHING, and you have to be in tune with it to get the best out of it.
Great find, fun watching Scott... acting like a giddy young lad with a shiny new toy, in this case patina toy. Oh the excitement, special times... one of kind find.
Could not think of a better person to get this project, can't wait for a first start. Glad to hear you say no paint, just needs a clear coat. Can't believe this was still out there in this condition, amazing. Can't wait to see you and the agents working on this. Restoration of vehicles and dart boxes, can't wait to see what you guys restore next lol. Go Scott Go.
That is a nice T. Actually in better shape than the Plymouth was. I remember those tire inflators when I was a kid in the 50s. Still a lot of flat head sixes and eights around so the spark plugs were easy to get to and remove. Probably available back then at Western Auto or J.C. Whitney. Definitely do a series on the Model T. Snyder's has a good catalogue available with nearly everything you will need in the way of parts. Still my favorite blog on the net.
Serious, quality motor journalism indeed. Beautiful restoration work. Being stoned while watching the dart pack restoration helps one get into proper the mindset of such a serious project. 8 stars.
What an incredible find. I hope to hear and see this old Model T start up after many years of sitting dormant! Nice to see a great old car like this in very capable hands!
A curious find indeed, especially with all those surprising old period items you found ? And the cig box piece ? Funny ! But very unusual in that it's such a Time Capsule.. Can't wait to see First Start on it Now, Magic ! Cheers.
Beautiful 27 T model. What is surprising is that there's over a million or so of them still in existence. May be more. They were dirt simple and reliable and tough cars Good Find.
That is an awesome 27 T! I have a 26 "Fordor" sedan I bought in Minnesota 24 years ago. Check under the seats--the sedan has a tool storage area there, maybe you will find the original tool roll hiding. I loved the cigarette box resto!
Nice find. It's so hard to find unmolested old cars especially that old. I've never seen Sportsman taylormades before. I inheirited about a dozen or so Sportsman cans with useless brass pipe fittings in them. No lids though. Finish the Fury. It may be a lot of work but it' will be the coolest cruiser. Yes on the start-up!
Super cool. There is one local to me that I see sometimes running around not much nicer than yours. Still on super old tires you can tell are about to blow out.
What a find. You must be excited about that. Such incredible condition. i can't wait to see the progress on it. I never thought I'd see another one of those plug hole pumps, I have one.
That car is absolutely mint. I love Dean, he's like a puppy how they don't even have to understand what you're saying, they just get excited, because you're excited.
I luv it what a find can't wait to see it run and stop, always wanted one if these. I have a 1954 Corvette that my father bought in 1962 I am currently doing a frame off restoration
Oh, no worries there, boss! Fully committed to finishing the Fury before getting into the T, other than to get it running so that it is easy to move around the yard...Cheers... more soon!
coldwarmotors facebook.com/marketplace/item/2352237698322073/ You got me chopping at the bit to add to the coiiection I might have to ;;;;;;;;;; i was stoned af when i watched this
There's almost too much luck in this one part of the universe! How lucky is that model T to be put in the care of the most respectful car lover on the planet!
The window glass is dangerous in those cars. It's Crystal glass, if broken it breaks into sharp shards. In the Model-T clubs it's required to change all glass to safety glass, and they don't knock off points for not being original. At least you'll have a safety glass windshield. Keep up the great work.
Holy flippin' cow, Batman! Thanks for taking us all on this awesome trip back to almost 100 years ago. The commentary along the way was top shelf stuff. Mind blown.
Great find.. You are so fortunate to have friends who help you not only to find these gems but to work on them as well. I love your videos. keep them coming
It's so hard to find an unmolested 50 year old car, no less one twice that. Nice phonebooth T. agent 221 looks like a young John Cusack. And another walkaround review from our beloved and jovial Dean! Not too bad for a rainy Saturday here in NY . Congrats on 30k!
It'll be nice to see you getting to work on this beauty. I have always wanted a T, maybe someday...I don't know if I'd be down with the Phone Booth, but it's still a beautiful piece of history.
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Hey! Thanks for checking out this sweet old Model T Ford! Please hit the ol' "like" button if you think we should do a "Will it Run?" episode on this baby!( It really helps the vids get seen)... Hope you enjoy our latest foray into restoration on our new series "My Classic Darts" with Agent 673...Cheers!
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For a Canadian T, this is amazingly well... kept? This thing must have been rarely driven. I know you said it was parked after WWII... but, it really _looks_ like it was parked well before then. You got a keeper there, Scott! I'm curious about the 4-banger under the hood. We didn't see that... but, I know you're saving the good stuff! Something tells me, after a 'lil maintenance, she'll fire right up! This Lizzie's a sweet bitch!
Would be an interesting Will It Run easily your oldest model if it works properly.
Print the classic tire first.
I had to come back to this video to see when you got the model T. And I gotta say no one is more positive or happy than Dean. He’s basically a Labrador in human form in all the good ways. That guy doesn’t have a gray cloud anywhere in his universe. It’s real rare to have a friend like that and I’m not saying you should but it sure would be nice to have an episode of just Dean being happy and positive.
everyone should have a friend like Dean.
Iv'e had a 1923 Ford touring car for several years , It is a fascinating machine . It's build quality and engineering are amazing . A very satisfying car to own , just seeing people's reactions to it are reason enough to own and drive it .
That's great! A treat to hear from other "T" owners...cheers!
No car in the collection is complete until Dean has pushed it.
Well I don't see how you could get away with NOT doing a "Will it Run" video/series on this one. What a treat! Would also like to see you wash/tidy part of a panel to see what it looks like under decades of dust.
This beauty has found her home, where she will be appreciated for who she is, not what she might be. 92 years of rolling history. I was excited to see the notification from CWM. This quickly became my favorite channel and of course we need to see a “will it run” episode!
That is the very definition of a good old girl, I've picked up many in that condition, well, not exactly, but, kinda at the same time, you know just something old, well used, but well loved and not abused that can be saved and reused and I'm glad to see you putting in a place where it will be covered, as theirs daylight coming through the roof on either side.
We like your find of the Model T Ford. We have never seen a car that old in such good condition,So many original parts.We say Yes to "will it run".CHEERS to all and Sweet Franker's.
Brings a tear to my eye. My dad and I restored model Tees in the late 60s he did most cuz that was the car of his youth. But I can always say I know how to drive one :-) good for you! Enjoy!
History in your hands. Real, palpable time capsule. What a find. Bravo.
Holy crap that thing is ridiculously cool!
Can you believe that new baby is 92 years? WOWSER !!! Congrats!
I am constantly amazed how some vehicles can survive so long, while some fall apart or are destroyed in just a couple of years...almost magical!...congrats!
Great fun as usual..many thanks.
WOW, WHAT FIND!!! Have fun!
And yes, I would like to see 'will it run' episode along with your qua;city attention to detail... Again, have fun!
My grandfather had a 1922 Model T like that. I helped him restore it when I was 11. That taught me a LOT about auto mechanics! I've always done my own mechanical work ever since then.
I still think of Stella....man, thanks for all the Videos, this one is special i know and the Ford couldn't have found a better home!
Peace to Y'all from Texas!
Wow! Will it start ?Just put the Model T, the Frazer and the Fury all in the same room. What fun.
Congrats on the Model T. Having said that - don't you DARE leapfrog it past the Fury!!!!!
I've waited over a year to see the Fury brought back to its showroom finish.
I was born in 1958, so the Fury is talking to me. Don't make me wait until I'm on my deathbed to see it in its restored glory.
Gary
Hey, thanks for the note! No worries; the Fury is at the front of the line until it is finished... too much time into it now to stop! Cheers from here...
What a car!. a spectacular find. We don't want a will it run video, we want a series of them.
Holy cow!!!!
There's no way you could ever ask for a better original project car - almost completely untouched, solid and tells stories, like with the homemade fender repairs and a even a period battery. Honestly, as is, this T is damn near a reference car - like, I never once knew until this video that the T's were available with a tire inflator that was powered by plugging it into one of the spark plug housings. Air from engine compression - that's bordering on genius.
Wow - what a pleasure seeing such an untouched, untainted car. Sure, they made more than 15 million T's during their 19 year run from 1908-1927, but it's still breathaking to see such a pristine 92 year old car like this.
I too love some sweet "T". Its so unmolested. Im sure scott will do it justice, and it will be running again, in all its glory. Im very excited about this project. I just love old cars, and this baby takes the cake! from Mi. revved up yooper
My grandpa had a fitting that would attach to the compression release petcocks on his John Deere tractor for airing up tires. Helps to air up a tire in the field. Slow but works.
A old car like this makes me so excited inside thanks
my Dad had a tire inflater in the 60's like that but not ford brand. It worked great. the original ford tire pump was like a bicycle tire pump, made of brass and had leather seals you needed to oil
So the last Guy in the T left his pants and smoked his smokes... now there's a story to colour-in! Awesome catch. The sagas continue... :D
Scott you have unearthed a GEM! I couldn't be happier for you! Many years back I owned a 1922 Model T, C Cab truck...what fun that was. BUT what is of more value in your absurd life is: The Loyalty of your FRIENDS, like Dean and Al! Cheers my brother ...Newk from Kentucky
You guys have inspired me.i just bought a 1963 buick Electra 225 two door not running and needs floor pans ..keep the videos coming I’ve a lot of good stuff.i finally got my hall and Oates out of my escort to listen to..lol
Hi from mi. My first car was a 59 electra, boy i wish i still had it. I used to call it the batmobile. revved up yooper
I love that you’ve found a group of guys who share your passions. Such planetary alignments are not always common in life-especially for something esoteric (and living in a fairly remote place). I think it’s why so many of us are drawn to watch!
An old model T and classic cigarette pack restoration this show has it all.
Great find, you will fit nicely in that tall boy, you should paint it purple and call it Susan.
New car memories starting now.
I could have watched the rain gently fall on your Desoto all day long. Nice shot. Great video Scott!
I think that dart box would only be a number 3 on the Hagerty scale, a good daily but certainly not concourse condition. That being said, it will be something you can enjoy for years to come.
Exciting find.
Sportsman plain cigarettes. My father smoked them all his life until he died from smoking them all his life.
My father smoked those as well
Guess you could say he smoked them until they smoked him
Bernie, my grandfather smoked Lucky Strikes most of his life then just quit cold at about 80, wasn't cancer that got him though
What a great find!! You have to keep us up to date with the progress on the T. Love all those old repair's , really tells a story about it's life. First time I've seen the restoration of a cigarette pack guy's! Very entertaining- LOL!!
Awesome. Love the cylinder air pump for the tires. Henry Ford was definitely responsible for single handedly, changing the world. Cool
Video!
I think Dean needs a fan club!
Man that is a time capsule Model T! Loving the originality and how complete that car is. You are a Lucky SOB! Looking forward to future videos on this one.
Raising the bar once again. Absolutely want to see a will it run episode
1927 is the last year for horseless carriage for the Ford Model T. For 1928, Ford Model A is totally restyled. Bumpers are standard, self starter is standard, shatterproof windshield is standard, more colors other then black are available, and more body styles are offered.
Damn I have a couple of those coil boxes I found them in my great grandmothers basement like over 20 years ago and thought they were something for the railroad because my great grandfather worked for the Railroad and so I kept them and now I know what they are. Now I'll have to dig them out and look them up to make sure now that I've seen those coil boxes.
When you quipped that it was easier to get parts for the Model T than it was for the Taurus....I had to laugh because of how ridiculously true it is.
That T is outstanding. Can't wait to see it run Scott!
This little gem found Canadian Car Heaven when it was lucky enough to find you!
Do we want a "Will it Run" episode on this piece of history??? ... I'm surprised you even had to ask!! It is always a marvel to see these puttering about on the roads. There is a small group of them here in southern Ontario.
Cheers!
Congratulations, what a beauty of a T!!!
An awesome find & it's great to see Dean again. I love his unflappable enthusiasm & he's always got something nice to say. Maybe you should stick Dean in front of the camera every now & again & get him to respond to comments. Best of luck with the T
Driving one of these is like operating a piece of farm machinery. You control EVERYTHING, and you have to be in tune with it to get the best out of it.
Nice find! Can't wait for next ep.
Another one for the "good" box . . . . thanks for sharing . . . . Rog
Tall T's are my favorite T's- what a beauty she is- bet she runs just as good as she looks.
Great find, fun watching Scott... acting like a giddy young lad with a shiny new toy, in this case patina toy. Oh the excitement, special times... one of kind find.
Love the old fender repairs, hope you leave them be.
Could not think of a better person to get this project, can't wait for a first start. Glad to hear you say no paint, just needs a clear coat. Can't believe this was still out there in this condition, amazing. Can't wait to see you and the agents working on this. Restoration of vehicles and dart boxes, can't wait to see what you guys restore next lol. Go Scott Go.
That is a nice T. Actually in better shape than the Plymouth was. I remember those tire inflators when I was a kid in the 50s. Still a lot of flat head sixes and eights around so the spark plugs were easy to get to and remove. Probably available back then at Western Auto or J.C. Whitney. Definitely do a series on the Model T. Snyder's has a good catalogue available with nearly everything you will need in the way of parts. Still my favorite blog on the net.
I have come across about a 8 model Ts over the years and have not found one as good as yours good find
Serious, quality motor journalism indeed. Beautiful restoration work. Being stoned while watching the dart pack restoration helps one get into proper the mindset of such a serious project. 8 stars.
Start that little F’r!!!!
Great Find!
What an incredible find. I hope to hear and see this old Model T start up after many years of sitting dormant! Nice to see a great old car like this in very capable hands!
A curious find indeed, especially with all those surprising old period items you found ? And the cig box piece ? Funny ! But very unusual in that it's such a Time Capsule.. Can't wait to see First Start on it Now, Magic ! Cheers.
That car gets better every time I watch this. 😄
OMG!
I can’t believe it!
I can only imagine the hooting and holler’n y’all were doing bringing this dusty gem home!
Absolutely FABULOUS!!!
Al absolutely stole the show here. Not easy to do in an episode featuring such a fantastic and 'new' car as well as a heavy dose of Dean.
The Sportsmans box has patina! Perfect for your collection!
Beautiful 27 T model. What is surprising is that there's over a million or so of them still in existence. May be more. They were dirt simple and reliable and tough cars Good Find.
That is an awesome 27 T! I have a 26 "Fordor" sedan I bought in Minnesota 24 years ago. Check under the seats--the sedan has a tool storage area there, maybe you will find the original tool roll hiding. I loved the cigarette box resto!
Nice ride oh for sure cant wait to see it run to should be a treat .
Nice find. It's so hard to find unmolested old cars especially that old. I've never seen Sportsman taylormades before. I inheirited about a dozen or so Sportsman cans with useless brass pipe fittings in them. No lids though. Finish the Fury. It may be a lot of work but it' will be the coolest cruiser.
Yes on the start-up!
Super cool. There is one local to me that I see sometimes running around not much nicer than yours. Still on super old tires you can tell are about to blow out.
Yep you nailed it ! Your model T is the most important car ever made .and it did change everything.
This one needs to be an indoor pet , I mean car. Time for a will it run Main Street parade.
What a find. You must be excited about that. Such incredible condition. i can't wait to see the progress on it. I never thought I'd see another one of those plug hole pumps, I have one.
Awesome find! Gotta do a will it run!!!! Soon!
That car is absolutely mint. I love Dean, he's like a puppy how they don't even have to understand what you're saying, they just get excited, because you're excited.
I helped restore a few Model A's but never a T. Your lucky to have a friend that found this car for you. Enjoy it.
would be cool to see you get that banger running again
beautiful ford. can't wait to see it starting up.
Awesome! I pulled a 24 Touring out of a 49 year storage a while back and am working on getting it running.
I luv it what a find can't wait to see it run and stop, always wanted one if these. I have a 1954 Corvette that my father bought in 1962 I am currently doing a frame off restoration
That's a sweet find! Can't wait to hear it run.
Dean cracks me up!
Love it !!! But I still want the Furry did !!
Oh, no worries there, boss! Fully committed to finishing the Fury before getting into the T, other than to get it running so that it is easy to move around the yard...Cheers... more soon!
coldwarmotors facebook.com/marketplace/item/2352237698322073/ You got me chopping at the bit to add to the coiiection I might have to ;;;;;;;;;; i was stoned af when i watched this
@@coldwarmotors I actually had to stop and wonder what a Furry Did was. Some animal?
There's almost too much luck in this one part of the universe!
How lucky is that model T to be put in the care of the most respectful car lover on the planet!
The window glass is dangerous in those cars. It's Crystal glass, if broken it breaks into sharp shards. In the Model-T clubs it's required to change all glass to safety glass, and they don't knock off points for not being original. At least you'll have a safety glass windshield. Keep up the great work.
We must be in Canada...
Holy flippin' cow, Batman! Thanks for taking us all on this awesome trip back to almost 100 years ago. The commentary along the way was top shelf stuff.
Mind blown.
Very nice find. Can't wait to see it evolve under your talented hands. Quite an eclectic collection you have come upon, I love it. Thanks for sharing.
The gentle restoration of the box of darts had me laughing so much. I can't wait to see you do the same for the T!
Wow what a find!
rare to see one that's not been turned into a hot rod
NIce find! A real treasure!
Great find.. You are so fortunate to have friends who help you not only to find these gems but to work on them as well. I love your videos. keep them coming
A real time capsule as Dean said.. Wonder how many guys wish they could get their hands on this to hot rod it...Way to go Scott n the guys!
It's so hard to find an unmolested 50 year old car, no less one twice that. Nice phonebooth T. agent 221 looks like a young John Cusack. And another walkaround review from our beloved and jovial Dean! Not too bad for a rainy Saturday here in NY . Congrats on 30k!
Scott! You are one lucky dude to get an unmolested "T" you have to do the video series on this one for sure. Thanks
Always wanted a T. Maybe I will try to find one like this. Me and the missus can go on sunday drives :)
OF COURSE, I want to see a will it run episode!!
It'll be nice to see you getting to work on this beauty. I have always wanted a T, maybe someday...I don't know if I'd be down with the Phone Booth, but it's still a beautiful piece of history.
You guys make my day, as soon as I see you posted a new video I stop everything and watch it, so thank you and all the agents and Frankers
Always pre like. Quite nice. Thanks for letting me see.
A real time capsule. Very lucky to find her, look forward to the work on it.