I love this, my dad not being around this reminds me of him, and the things we did together growing up. Keep up the videos sir! Happy to have you here!
There’s an adapter plate required and then some changes to make the valves guides line up, but it’s pretty doable. The MTFCI forum is the invaluable resource for details there
Another awesome video! Only small piece of advice is try to upload during the day because you'll get more views! The youtube algorithm can be a bit tricky!
Where those long push rods standard application options in the 28 engines? Also surprised that the grille is still there. Can’t find anything that old in Kansas with a grille without giving up a kidney.
The changes in hubcaps can be subtle, so it might be hard to tell if it’s in poor condition. They were mostly all brass base, but then nickel plated over that, although some years they were just polished zink (1921-25).
There’s been a really strong aftermarket scene for just about as long as cars have existed. Maybe I should do a short video in the future looking at some early supply catalogs. There’s some weird stuff in them
The Model A came right after the T. Ford considered it such a radical improvement the the started back at the bet on the alphabet rather just going with the next letter
Howdie ya got any body parts like handles and window cranks for glass last if ya hav a windshield visor ? Thks again for your help from Canada 🇨🇦 SK later 😊
Sorry, most of the Chevy stuff has found other homes now except for a pair of wheels and rims. I did run across some complete doors with cracks, but those sold very fast. I'll keep an eye out an let you know, though. Thanks.
A guy I knew managed to get a Flathead into one. You couldn’t even tell when the hood was closed. It was pretty neat, but I would probably just stick with something based on a T block at least
I think the Chevy engines are around 350# maybe (I moved them with a 2 wheel cart). That Lycoming engine is a monster, wouldn’t surprise me if is was in the 500-600 range.
Hey I just wanted to say I find your videos very interesting and I was wondering if you have any 1949 Chevrolet 3800? And if you do are you willing to sell them
I'm guessing a complete engine is going to be around $800-ish (I think that's what I'm going to ask), but prices are probably going to vary quite a bit, depending on were you find it.
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Nothing warms my heart more than a fellow man talking about something they're passionate about in great detail.
So simple yet so effective. That’s what I love about old machinery
This is fire 💯
It shows you know your stuff! Great video as usual!
Very educational thank you
Love this guy! The tiktok worked boys!
that looks like the old lady from Cars!!!!💞
i love your passion for something so cool and interesting!
oh what a classic! this video made my day for no reason
Thanks for the video
Man i tought this would not be much entertaining but boy was i wrong this is very interesting to watch at
I love this, my dad not being around this reminds me of him, and the things we did together growing up. Keep up the videos sir! Happy to have you here!
Thanks. Glad to be here
super cool
Love the video!
So cool!!!
great video!
Great video man!
You owe your daughter a solid birthday present this year 😂 solid channel though by the way
I’m sure sh’ll let me know what she wants
Like the videos!!
Cool!
Very nice video, glad I found your channel.
Samantha brought us here...but we’re staying for u
you're like a history teacher for old cars, this is awesome
Love your content 💘
great vid, keep it up !!!
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Some of these cars are so cool looking!!
Found you from your daughters TikTok
i love you keep it up
Nice video
That’s a really nice car
That's so interesting! And quite smart as well! Thanks for showing us!
Love it man!!!!✅✅
so cool!
Keep going please!
Already thinking about the next one. Thanks!
love it
Amazing video! Keep it up!+
Great pièce, im watching you from France keep continue 🔥👍👍
Wow I want to auction with you!
nice man, looking forward to more videos from you :)
Excited for the next one.
Can't wait for the next video
Awesome
Sick
Great video! Have a good day🤙🏻
That's so cool!
great 😇
I love how detailed each of these videosare, it really shows you've done your research - well done!
Thanks !
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Love the content my man ! Keep it up
Really cool!!
Amazing video as always! Keep it up, very informative videos!
This is awesome!!
So awesome!!😁
I have a friend who owns many of the cars you are showing, keep up the great work!
Thanks!
Entertaining as always thanks boss !!
You the man! Keep up the great work!
Great video! Loved it
Thank you for sharing this!
First edition of 4 wheel steering it seems lol. This things pretty gnarley
Keep up the work man never give up love the videos
I have considered the Chevy head option but never knew how it all came together. Thanks for the explanation.
There’s an adapter plate required and then some changes to make the valves guides line up, but it’s pretty doable. The MTFCI forum is the invaluable resource for details there
@@oldmodeltguy Oh my! those guys will come after me with pitchforks if I dare to ask about such sacrilege. Ha! Ha! Great video.. cheers
No, there’s a number of guys there that have used the Chevy ohv. They’ll be fine with it.
awesome parts awesome dude awesome channel!
You should explain the hazards of carbide headlights and the devastating fires in the factories that produced them!
Interesting idea, I’m sure carbide gas will come up again. I should research that
Keep up the content mate! Love from england
I’m addicted to your auction videos keep up the great work
Thanks!
You are very good at talking to the camera and I really enjoy the videos keep it up!!
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Omg the reference photo looks so cool, and so do the parts!!!
Cant wait for the car shows!
Another awesome video! Only small piece of advice is try to upload during the day because you'll get more views! The youtube algorithm can be a bit tricky!
Thanks for the tip, still figuring things out
Nice haul!
Thanks !
Man I thought the first Chevy frame was the trailer you used lol
Remind be to bring a notebook to the next video, loads of great information. Loved it #modelTgang
He's so good at presenting it, prolly cause he's passionate, great job keep doing!!
Where those long push rods standard application options in the 28 engines? Also surprised that the grille is still there. Can’t find anything that old in Kansas with a grille without giving up a kidney.
Yes, that was the standard ‘28 engine layout. The radiator is in pretty good shape too, looks like it holds water
Love it
That must have been an awsume sale! I enjoy those
Super cool video I found what I thing is a model t hubcap metal detecting about 8 months back would it be possible to tell exactly what year it is
The changes in hubcaps can be subtle, so it might be hard to tell if it’s in poor condition. They were mostly all brass base, but then nickel plated over that, although some years they were just polished zink (1921-25).
Hope you got the TH-cam channel you wanted bro 👍
Funny that they had aftermarket hubcaps back in the day that tried to knock off chevy ones.
There’s been a really strong aftermarket scene for just about as long as cars have existed. Maybe I should do a short video in the future looking at some early supply catalogs. There’s some weird stuff in them
Over head valve just like a good 12v cummins engine
Can you do a series on basic upkeep on your daily driver
Oil changes, headlight bulb changes etc...
I’ll consider it, but I feel like maybe there already a lot of videos like that out there
My school auto shop has a 1928 Chevy body and we’re swapping it with an 88 corvette v8
First!
I had a question, as German cars are more my specialty. The Model T came first, but where does the Model A fall in that timeline? Thanks, J.
The Model A came right after the T. Ford considered it such a radical improvement the the started back at the bet on the alphabet rather just going with the next letter
Hey!
Howdie ya got any body parts like handles and window cranks for glass last if ya hav a windshield visor ? Thks again for your help from Canada 🇨🇦 SK later 😊
Sorry, most of the Chevy stuff has found other homes now except for a pair of wheels and rims. I did run across some complete doors with cracks, but those sold very fast. I'll keep an eye out an let you know, though. Thanks.
You should buy a doodle bug and restore it
I’ve had a few doodle bugs. Right now I’ve got a ‘23 touring I’m working on. I’ll post a couple videos on that later
@@oldmodeltguy ah that’s very cool! Keep us updated
When is the next car show?
I’m aiming to get to the Res Barn Spectacular in Hickory Corners, MI on the 6th. Maybe post a video on it the next day
How did you get into collecting?
My dad was into cars, so I’ve been around them my whole life
Would you ever put a newer ford motor on a model t??
A guy I knew managed to get a Flathead into one. You couldn’t even tell when the hood was closed. It was pretty neat, but I would probably just stick with something based on a T block at least
The real question is how much do these engine weigh?
I think the Chevy engines are around 350# maybe (I moved them with a 2 wheel cart). That Lycoming engine is a monster, wouldn’t surprise me if is was in the 500-600 range.
Hey I just wanted to say I find your videos very interesting and I was wondering if you have any 1949 Chevrolet 3800? And if you do are you willing to sell them
No, sorry. I’m mostly full of Model T stuff. This 28 stuff is unusual for me.
Where does he find these auction
Secret places
Might i ask how much the 1928 chevy engine costed and how much would cost in a working condition?
I'm guessing a complete engine is going to be around $800-ish (I think that's what I'm going to ask), but prices are probably going to vary quite a bit, depending on were you find it.
@@oldmodeltguy Thank you for the information!
More content coming soon?
Already up, I’m going to try and do weekly videos.
how do u find these partss
This lot was all a single auction buy