Hi guys! Thanks for tuning in! This week we're going to get the old 1926 Ford Model T out and sort out a couple of leaks and then we're going to take Miss Frankers for a drive! After that, we're over to Agent 8771's to get the fresh 302 installed in his high-school 1969 Ford Fairlane... High school was a while ago, but I think he's got the car just about sorted now! Then ir's time to re-install the interior in the Citroen D Safari wagon , and a nice set of mags for the brown Renault 5, and finally Tom will be here for a day of hauling heaps around with the Tractor Gnome! Our 8mm film is back from the developer; I'll be including bits of it in the next several weeks' videos... Hope you enjoy these clips; I cropped them to fit this time. Special thanks to Steve Dean and Niagra Film Labs in Toronto. Thanks to everyone who subscribed to our channel here, and thanks also for all of your "likes" and comments!
Please feel free to check out our Patreon page at : www.Patreon.com/coldwarmotors where we have extra videos and pictures and a bunch of people hanging out and bs-ing about cars! We have set up a Paypal Donations Page if you'd like to help out the cause here... Very much appreciated! Here is the link: www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted... Mailing address: 253, 22169 TWP 530 Ardrossan, Ab Canada T8E 2J1 #Ford # #engine #rust #vintagecars #redneck #junkyard #bodyshop #buick #salvage #poodle #restoration #flathead #tractor
The Mime bit in the last video was great. Right up there with the "The President Transformation" in "First drive in 50 Years! "Will it Run?" 1951 Chevy Bel Air... Episode 22". Bravo. Encore.
Exhaust, gas, and water leaks T'd off. Driving Miss Frankers and the miss Hunnybunny. 302 swappers club. French car time, D back seat, 5 mags oui. Tractor Gnome Scott and Same Old Shit Tom heaps a hauling, broken or not.
Ya know your an Alberta motor head, when you fire up a model T and suddenly you have 5 friends all drinking beer and poking their fingers into the engine bay.
Always nice when a CWM notification hits. Smash the like, grab a brew and cast this to the big screen. Don’t bother me for the next hour and 11 minutes please. 👍🍻
I love the story of the model T and what it did to to usher in moden life. It really changed and improved life for the average man. I like that you're enjoying the car as intended right out of the box. Its a snapshot into life in the 20s and 30s.
Yeah! It is a terrific way to keep a lot of other things in perspective, and there is no better way to make a 1937 Chev feel like a rocket from the future... Cheers!
It's a beautiful Saturday out on the Test Porch. Super nice opening shots! Looks like another busy show. Thank you Scott and Franker's and agents for all your hard work putting this show together. Have a fantastic weekend everyone!
Very busy week at CWM's, holy crap. Full court press attending to the Fairlane. Purrs like a kitten. Very nice. A hoist will be a bonus, Oh Boy. Your back & knees will thank you. Cheers.
In my neck if the woods (New England) a Model T is a car for all seasons! In the winter a group of gentlemen convert them to snow machines and travel over the frozen lakes of New Hampshire. It's the ultimate Winter Challenge!😎
A fellow I know has the snow tracks kit for one of his Ts. It was used by the municipality he lives in for power line work in the heavy snow that the Annapolis Valley of Nova Scotia used to have.
Scott, you need to talk to Randahl from Shed by the tracks. He found out that a Ford tractor radiator worked on his T with very few modifications. I think he said that it was 1/4 of the price of a model T radiator.
We see that Dean is no longer transparent in the studio, since he eschewed his green tee shirt. HunnyBunny gave us a kitchen tour of the verminized Biscayne and Tom forgot his torch semaphores, but he still masterfully directed the (7)47 into the gate. It was an emotional moment to see the remains of the original Fury come to grief, but its spirit lives on! Thanks, Scott.
Thanks for finally giving us a Gravely update! It was breaking my heart to see it left neglected outside for so long. Also, any forklift content always gets a big thumbs up from me!
Quality not quantity... That's what makes this channel outstanding and You Tube' s best kept secret! Don't worry, just like a good fishing hole, word will get out!😲
Aha here we see the tractor gnome (canadius gnomes tractus) in it natural habit ,joined by tom ( neighbours profanous) as they reorganize the settlement under the supervision of frankers (poodle squirrel wranglerus).
Glad to see the 1926 Ford Model T back out again just like on the calendar. Also on my T-Shirt which I will be wearing next week in Berlin to show my son, my two grandsons over there along with my daughter in law and likely my other daughter who chose to live Berlin. Maybe even my ex when she " débarque" from France And 1926 is a year dear to me. My dear late mother was born that year. Cheers mates!
With the '60 Fury I was a little bit "WTF" with that interior, But when it was finished and in I was...."Well, heyyyyy now, lookit that!" They both pop, and look fantastic.
@@coldwarmotors I love the carpet in the DS too- it made me think of my friend's '38 Chev with carpet just like it, plus the well- worn original upholstery and paint polished right through- it was such a lovely old thing to ride around in.
This episode suited me to a T... :D I think rotten radiators have grounded more Model Ts than anything. They are extremely expensive and getting harder and harder to get. FYI, I'm very happy with my Ford 9n rad on my speedster. It's not factory but it keeps me on the road and hangs in there at about 150 degrees even on the hot days. (best of all it was 168 bucks vs $1500.00) Cheers from the shed
It's been a great weekend do far My wife just got her 3 wheel licence and we have been riding all over together. I saved the video for after dinner tonight and my cat is on my lap with a glass of Port to boot. Life is good. Cheers to all at CWMC
I was inspired by your T and the guys at Strong’s Garage so I bought a 26 coupe that came up for sale near me. It ran but not well so I tore it down and found part of the mag came loose and it ruined the crank. I couldn’t find a good used one so I gritted my teeth and bought a Scat crank. This and the other parts quickly added up to real money! It’s running good now and I’m happy to own it.
That's great to hear, Harry! I never thought I'd own one either, but I have so much fun with it, and out in the country here I can use it as often as I like without becoming (more of) a menace, haha!
Frankers !!!! Andy has the ultimate Fairlane .... a sweet sounder too T ...no more leaky Tractor Gnome action , and Forklift Gnome appears to do the Heavy Lifting 1960 Carcus ... would that 727 be worth saving for bits down the road ??/ Case etc , rear diff .... Elton is a master artist for sure Thank You for the video ,, have a good rest of the weekend ..Cheers !!
@@coldwarmotors I understand that , the hoist will be a nice addition there , very cool to do the body swaps , inspection of new arrivals , etc a lot goes into selecting an area for a hoist there , of course being carefull to prepare selectred area keeping in mind water , drainage control . We had someone lose their tennis ball in our eavestrough downspout on the garage ,, it restricted and dropped the corner of the pad ,after a lot of rainy days , nightmare no one needs .. have an awesome weekend ... keep em coming
Yay, congrats to Myles. That '66 will be outstanding to see, given his very exacting standards. And watching that 47 Chrysler roll around under its own power is something to behold. You will be a happy man when you can raise a car on the new hoist, and not sit or lie on the ground.
Cheers! Great job on the show this week. Looking forward to the Impala swap.The R5 looks good in those shoes. the fairlane is MINT. The Citroen interior is very nice. Thanks for the Video!
Awesome! Glad to see some T action and that its so well sorted. Been scooting out and about the farm roads here in rural Ontario in our T and been having a great time! Enjoy
Looking forward to you splicing the Impala together like you did the Fury. The Fury turned out amazing and I have no doubt the Impala will be just as beautiful.
Love the T model..the last yeat of the fairlane..it sounded sweet..my dad worked for Ford here in Atlanta..he would take me and my brother every model change.1970 we went to the plant to see the new Torino..they looked beautiful..by 1973 i was hanging hoods on the Torino's stayed there till 2006 with 33.5 years..i feel like i was on every job on the chassis line final assembly..spent the last 13 years in the repair shop..we were building the taurus and sable..what a ride.. cheer's everyone 🍻🍻🍻🍻
Back in Highschool in 73 my friends dad got him his first car. A 69 black on black 428cj Fairlane. That car pulled hard ! It'd be worth a pretty penny these days.👊😎👍
The company I work for replaced a section of roof on the Atlanta plant during shutdown one summer. Is it really close to the airport? Our guys said they felt like they could touch the airplanes flying over.
A little pepper in the T radiator would have sealed it right up. I know a couple of old farmers who would use egg white. I love the Fairlane. It's always fun to watch all you guys working together. I can only imagine what gets edited out. Looks like you had so much fun with the Yard Tetris. Thanks for sharing the fun. Cheers!
A fully packed instalment tonight! Model T back out after a few bits of minor maintenance, Renault 5 upgrades, sweet Fairlane engine swap, DS interior, gnomes working hard, and as always, a fun and interesting show. Thanks so much again Scott, your hard work is always appreciated.
The Model T looks so happy to fixed up and driving around. That was a pretty smashing engine swap. Well done to everyone! Those mags look great on the Renault, well worth it. Lots of cars and projects going on in this video!
My earliest childhood memory of our family's cars was my mom's 1960 Chevy wagon. I also remember my parents trading my mom's 1960 Chevy wagon in for a brand new 1963 Baby Blue Rambler Ambassador wagon. My oldest brother actually found my mom's 1963 Rambler wagon and is restoring it right now.
On a train between Roanoke and Lynchburg Virginia today, heading up to the Shenandoah Valley, and a guy walking by in the isle saw the CWM Model T shirt I'm wearing, goes "Cold War Motors, hell yeah!" Walks on. My wife goes "really?" I said yeah, we're CWM, were everywhere!😂 Watching the episode now, cheers y'all.
Despite seeing it many times i didnt realize how massive that forklift was till this show. It looked like you were driving a building out of the woods.
GREAT leadership protecting the paint on the Fairlane. (Yes, I know it is pretty new.) far too many TH-camrs don't cover the fenders. No reason mot to protect everything.
So happy for the love that your channel receives Scott, it is most deserved. Didn't think it could get more complete until a certain Honeybunny's voice was debuted. Look forward to her perspectives as you wouldn't entertain such a woman unless she entertains you. Great episode brother!
As much as I enjoy all of the saving of wonderful old cars, I have to say I also appreciate the addition of Special Agent Hunny Bunny. I hear something a little different in Scott's voice and I like it.
Thank you, Scott, for another week of car-guys nostalgia and general banter. Sure does a guy's heart good to be able to watch and listen in, especially on the beautiful Fairlane and her engine swap with everyone pitching in (just like with the T refreshing for the Summer cruising, everyone kibitzing...). That's one sweet Fairlane for sure. And of course rearranging the yard furniture, tuning up for some epic heart and other innards transplanting and no doubt getting your "car sewing machine" ready to knit together an Impala. Another "mountain" to climb. Until next week, Cheers to all!
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Hi guys! Thanks for tuning in! This week we're going to get the old 1926 Ford Model T out and sort out a couple of leaks and then we're going to take Miss Frankers for a drive! After that, we're over to Agent 8771's to get the fresh 302 installed in his high-school 1969 Ford Fairlane... High school was a while ago, but I think he's got the car just about sorted now! Then ir's time to re-install the interior in the Citroen D Safari wagon , and a nice set of mags for the brown Renault 5, and finally Tom will be here for a day of hauling heaps around with the Tractor Gnome!
Our 8mm film is back from the developer; I'll be including bits of it in the next several weeks' videos... Hope you enjoy these clips; I cropped them to fit this time. Special thanks to Steve Dean and Niagra Film Labs in Toronto.
Thanks to everyone who subscribed to our channel here, and thanks also for all of your "likes" and comments!
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The Mime bit in the last video was great.
Right up there with the "The President Transformation" in "First drive in 50 Years! "Will it Run?" 1951 Chevy Bel Air... Episode 22".
Bravo. Encore.
Exhaust, gas, and water leaks T'd off. Driving Miss Frankers and the miss Hunnybunny. 302 swappers club. French car time, D back seat, 5 mags oui. Tractor Gnome Scott and Same Old Shit Tom heaps a hauling, broken or not.
That's one happy 🐶 dog❤❤❤!!!!
Hunnybunny is slowly losing her camera shyness 😊 She's also a great camera operator, and a welcome addition to the team!
Good to see she's getting familiar with the inventory.
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Please don't tell me Hunny bunny is a while lady called Yolanda........
@@Beauloqs "while lady " ? I don't get it
I’m just happy for Scott to have found such a nice gal ! Good going friend .
Ya know your an Alberta motor head, when you fire up a model T and suddenly you have 5 friends all drinking beer and poking their fingers into the engine bay.
Lovin it as usual
And don't forget the Colonel.🍗
Pretty sure that was the band showing up for band practice.
@@bluetoes591 Yep! I saw the Guitar case !
12:25 That's just the right ratio of guys drinking to guys working!
Complete with a variable ratio factor for those doing neither because they’re having a Kentucky style chicken break!😉
That homemade manifold flange nut wrench is quite impressive. Necessity is absolutely the mother of invention!
I got a good laugh out of "UNreasonable facsimile."
Great video this week I should have known that in may we would get to see that great model t of yours all I had to do was look at my calendar 😊
Your yard looks like the ultimate vacation resort
Even though your shows are an hour long, i always find myself thinking "boy, I wish that was longer" another great show in the books!
Hey thanks so much Clayton! Very kind of you to say.. All the best as always from here...
Congratulations to Myles for getting the Plymouth up and back on the road. Can't wait for the review.
Oh it looks sweet! I cannot wait to get a close up and ride in it! Cheers...
Not feeling well today.. and then Tom comes along and brightened up my entire attitude!! He is PRICELESS!
Yes, and let`s not forget the age-acquired wisdom he imparts at the end of every show: "Eh, same old shit." Words to live by.
Ya!
He's always fun to have around 😊!!!
Feel better!!
@@glennnickerson8438 Thanks! Found some anti-biotic in the medicine chest - felling a bit better now (have some kind of an infection).
Good to see Tom was keeping you straight. Nice work.
Wow. The doggy in that old 1950's home movie at the very start looks just like Frankers!
Frankers great grandma 😁😁 good strong genes
Thumbs up to Andy and all his help with the Fairlane. It looks and sounds amazing.
All hail " _The Tractor Gnome_ ", and his compatriot, " *_Forklift Gnome_* ".
One of the few YT channels that I will spend an hour of my time watching to the end. Cheers from BC
Thanks so much Dave! Very kind of you to say... Cheers!
Always nice when a CWM notification hits. Smash the like, grab a brew and cast this to the big screen. Don’t bother me for the next hour and 11 minutes please. 👍🍻
My thoughts, and actions, exactly!
Have no fear! Tractor Gnome is here!!🚜
I love the story of the model T and what it did to to usher in moden life. It really changed and improved life for the average man. I like that you're enjoying the car as intended right out of the box. Its a snapshot into life in the 20s and 30s.
Yeah! It is a terrific way to keep a lot of other things in perspective, and there is no better way to make a 1937 Chev feel like a rocket from the future... Cheers!
@@coldwarmotors
That I believe instantly! 😁😁😁
Should have put headers on the Model-T for a whole 1 HP increase. 🐎
Percentagewise, not a bad gain. 😂
Happy Memorial Day!
That 69 idling is the sweetest of music.
Put this toward the radiator fund.
Wow! Thanks so much Leonard... That is so kind of you to help keep the old show(and he old T) going! Cheers from me and Frankers!
It's a beautiful Saturday out on the Test Porch. Super nice opening shots! Looks like another busy show. Thank you Scott and Franker's and agents for all your hard work putting this show together.
Have a fantastic weekend everyone!
Hello again... thank God it is saturday show again.
@6:18, "Slowly I turned, inch-by-inch, step-by-step, Niagra Falls."
That's a killer track!!!
Devine if I'm not mistaken?
Always makes me smile knowing theres a e30 M3 hooning around northern Alberta.
Very busy week at CWM's, holy crap. Full court press attending to the Fairlane. Purrs like a kitten. Very nice. A hoist will be a bonus, Oh Boy. Your back & knees will thank you. Cheers.
In my neck if the woods (New England) a Model T is a car for all seasons! In the winter a group of gentlemen convert them to snow machines and travel over the frozen lakes of New Hampshire. It's the ultimate Winter Challenge!😎
A fellow I know has the snow tracks kit for one of his Ts. It was used by the municipality he lives in for power line work in the heavy snow that the Annapolis Valley of Nova Scotia used to have.
@@Joe.Doucette They are fun to watch Joe. Pretty ingenious! Unfortunately our winters of late haven't allowed much use for them.
An old mechanic told me , when towing with a chain , just put a tire in the middle of the chain to get rid of the jerking and avoid damages
Summertime =Splicetime? YES, IT IS! Can’t wait to see the Impala and Biscayne come together!
"Freaking beer is expensive these days"........Roger that!......EVERYTHING is $$$$$.
River valley ale is 14 bucks a case. better and cheaper than ever.
Looking forward to seeing more car fun. Always love watching. Cheers to everyone who helps with the show. 👍✌️😎❤️
That 60' Impala is beautiful! You've got a yard full of treasures.
Scott, you need to talk to Randahl from Shed by the tracks. He found out that a Ford tractor radiator worked on his T with very few modifications. I think he said that it was 1/4 of the price of a model T radiator.
I love this car!
We see that Dean is no longer transparent in the studio, since he eschewed his green tee shirt. HunnyBunny gave us a kitchen tour of the verminized Biscayne and Tom forgot his torch semaphores, but he still masterfully directed the (7)47 into the gate. It was an emotional moment to see the remains of the original Fury come to grief, but its spirit lives on! Thanks, Scott.
How long ago did you back half the Fairlane? That's how long I've been watching. Favorite Saturday afternoon activity.
Thanks for finally giving us a Gravely update! It was breaking my heart to see it left neglected outside for so long. Also, any forklift content always gets a big thumbs up from me!
Cheers Kyle! I was thinking that the forklift roofline is a little too tall... Hmmmm
@@coldwarmotors Chop the forklift! Thats the content I'm here for, we've been missing that since the roman aqueduct body filler techniques.
@@coldwarmotors Forklift chop collab?
Best channel ever
Can't believe you're not at 250K subs...Everyone seems to know about the channel...Thanks!
Hey thanks for the kind words... I'll keep trying, but I will never try to pretend that this channel is for everyone... Cheers!
Quality not quantity... That's what makes this channel outstanding and You Tube' s best kept secret! Don't worry, just like a good fishing hole, word will get out!😲
Took a break from a delayed honeymoon (38 years late) to see this. Man is my wife thrilled....
Love to see the model T. Particularly in the oily rag condition !
Hey glad you enjoy it and thanks again for the kind donation to the show!
Coldwarmotors! Now Saturday can start.
Hey thanks Conrad... All the best as always from everyone here...
Sweet looking and sounding Fairlane
I'll bet old Henry couldn't have imagined his Model T would have such decent parts support a 100 years later. Thanks for another video.
Aha here we see the tractor gnome (canadius gnomes tractus) in it natural habit ,joined by tom ( neighbours profanous) as they reorganize the settlement under the supervision of frankers (poodle squirrel wranglerus).
Welcome to the team Agent Honey Bunny. Thank you all fpr another great episode of beat the crusher!
Glad to see the 1926 Ford Model T back out again just like on the calendar. Also on my T-Shirt which I will be wearing next week in Berlin to show my son, my two grandsons over there along with my daughter in law and likely my other daughter who chose to live Berlin. Maybe even my ex when she " débarque" from France And 1926 is a year dear to me. My dear late mother was born that year. Cheers mates!
Very cool fabric used on those Citroen seats! Who cares that it's non original,? adds extra piz zaz!
Hey glad you like it Jerry! Yeah, just having some fun with an old faithful daily driver... Cheers!
With the '60 Fury I was a little bit "WTF" with that interior, But when it was finished and in I was...."Well, heyyyyy now, lookit that!" They both pop, and look fantastic.
@@coldwarmotors I love the carpet in the DS too- it made me think of my friend's '38 Chev with carpet just like it, plus the well- worn original upholstery and paint polished right through- it was such a lovely old thing to ride around in.
Can't wait to see the engine go into the Buick. Great show guys.
In Castro”s Canada these are the good old days
Hi Richard! Yeah, I was saying that years ago and now I think a few people are starting to figure it out... Cheers from here!
Nice. The Buick LeSabre is next.
Tractor gnome, Frankers and Honey Bunny all in a model T coupe. cozy!
As a Bowtie boy, I was a little jealous of the sound of the Ford. 🌹
Ditch the Holley- those Ford 4100 and 2100 carbs are bulletproof and reliable.
Great drone shot- but I'd hate to have to reshingle that roof!
I would imagine the doors on the donor Biscayne could be sold for some cash. Lots of solid parts , even after the plucking of parts for the Impala.
Cannot wait to see that 66 Sport Fury back on the road. Another great show! Subscribed!
Hey thanks! All the best form me and Frankers...
This episode suited me to a T... :D I think rotten radiators have grounded more Model Ts than anything. They are extremely expensive and getting harder and harder to get. FYI, I'm very happy with my Ford 9n rad on my speedster. It's not factory but it keeps me on the road and hangs in there at about 150 degrees even on the hot days. (best of all it was 168 bucks vs $1500.00) Cheers from the shed
Congratulations miles, on the sport fury!!
It's been a great weekend do far
My wife just got her 3 wheel licence and we have been riding all over together. I saved the video for after dinner tonight and my cat is on my lap with a glass of Port to boot. Life is good. Cheers to all at CWMC
Hey Steve! Cheers from me and Frankers!
I was inspired by your T and the guys at Strong’s Garage so I bought a 26 coupe that came up for sale near me. It ran but not well so I tore it down and found part of the mag came loose and it ruined the crank. I couldn’t find a good used one so I gritted my teeth and bought a Scat crank. This and the other parts quickly added up to real money! It’s running good now and I’m happy to own it.
That's great to hear, Harry! I never thought I'd own one either, but I have so much fun with it, and out in the country here I can use it as often as I like without becoming (more of) a menace, haha!
Frankers !!!!
Andy has the ultimate Fairlane .... a sweet sounder too
T ...no more leaky
Tractor Gnome action , and Forklift Gnome appears to do the Heavy Lifting
1960 Carcus ... would that 727 be worth saving for bits down the road ??/ Case etc , rear diff ....
Elton is a master artist for sure
Thank You for the video ,,
have a good rest of the weekend ..Cheers !!
Cheers Darren! I may pick a few more bits off the carcass, but I really needed to get the place tidied up for the hoist...
@@coldwarmotors I understand that , the hoist will be a nice addition there , very cool to do the body swaps , inspection of new arrivals , etc
a lot goes into selecting an area for a hoist there , of course being carefull to prepare selectred area keeping in mind water , drainage control .
We had someone lose their tennis ball in our eavestrough downspout on the garage ,,
it restricted and dropped the corner of the pad ,after a lot of rainy days , nightmare no one needs .. have an awesome weekend ... keep em coming
Yay, congrats to Myles. That '66 will be outstanding to see, given his very exacting standards. And watching that 47 Chrysler roll around under its own power is something to behold. You will be a happy man when you can raise a car on the new hoist, and not sit or lie on the ground.
Hey I caught a Saturday show on time for once ! 👊😎👍
Me too!
Love the show as always.thanks for putting it together.i never miss your show
Thank you for doing what you do, it is much appreciated! See you Thursday.
Cheers! Great job on the show this week. Looking forward to the Impala swap.The R5 looks good in those shoes. the fairlane is MINT. The Citroen interior is very nice. Thanks for the Video!
Chicken and beer, so much to unpack here! 😅
Love it 👍
Some nice drone shots. Good episode guys and girl. Thank you all.
Awesome! Glad to see some T action and that its so well sorted. Been scooting out and about the farm roads here in rural Ontario in our T and been having a great time! Enjoy
Thanks for all the endless
hours of pleasure you've shared ♥
Thanks so much Kelvyn! Very kind of you, and very much appreciated... All the very best from me and Miss Frankers and the Agents!
Yay... another multi episode splicathon coming up!
You bet! I am looking forward to it... Cheers!
Frankers has the best life! just riding around the yard in interesting cars!
Good to see the model T back in action😊
4:26 A stalking Frankers is seeking some squirrels, or just maybe nuts!
Looking forward to you splicing the Impala together like you did the Fury. The Fury turned out amazing and I have no doubt the Impala will be just as beautiful.
Well hell. No complaints but I know I'm not going to get done what I was going too. Lol. Cheers!!
Frankers has an awesome personality.
She is such a doll! Always in a good mood and such a clown... Cheers!
Love the T model..the last yeat of the fairlane..it sounded sweet..my dad worked for Ford here in Atlanta..he would take me and my brother every model change.1970 we went to the plant to see the new Torino..they looked beautiful..by 1973 i was hanging hoods on the Torino's stayed there till 2006 with 33.5 years..i feel like i was on every job on the chassis line final assembly..spent the last 13 years in the repair shop..we were building the taurus and sable..what a ride.. cheer's everyone 🍻🍻🍻🍻
That is awesome! Thanks so much for the note... All the very best from everyone here!
Back in Highschool in 73 my friends dad got him his first car. A 69 black on black 428cj Fairlane. That car pulled hard ! It'd be worth a pretty penny these days.👊😎👍
The company I work for replaced a section of roof on the Atlanta plant during shutdown one summer. Is it really close to the airport? Our guys said they felt like they could touch the airplanes flying over.
always makes me smile seeing Frankers in the T
In some of Camera Girl's, AKA Honey Bunny, shots, it looked like there was a loose nut behind the wheel of the Model T!
The T is just so perfect, the look, the sound of it etc
Always appreciate the scenes of everyone bs'ing for a bit. You have a great crew of friends.
A little pepper in the T radiator would have sealed it right up. I know a couple of old farmers who would use egg white. I love the Fairlane. It's always fun to watch all you guys working together. I can only imagine what gets edited out. Looks like you had so much fun with the Yard Tetris. Thanks for sharing the fun. Cheers!
Cheers Heather! Glad you enjoyed it... We definitely have a laugh, for sure... All the very best as always from everyone here!
A fully packed instalment tonight! Model T back out after a few bits of minor maintenance, Renault 5 upgrades, sweet Fairlane engine swap, DS interior, gnomes working hard, and as always, a fun and interesting show. Thanks so much again Scott, your hard work is always appreciated.
The Model T looks so happy to fixed up and driving around. That was a pretty smashing engine swap. Well done to everyone! Those mags look great on the Renault, well worth it. Lots of cars and projects going on in this video!
My earliest childhood memory of our family's cars was my mom's 1960 Chevy wagon. I also remember my parents trading my mom's 1960 Chevy wagon in for a brand new 1963 Baby Blue Rambler Ambassador wagon. My oldest brother actually found my mom's 1963 Rambler wagon and is restoring it right now.
On a train between Roanoke and Lynchburg Virginia today, heading up to the Shenandoah Valley, and a guy walking by in the isle saw the CWM Model T shirt I'm wearing, goes "Cold War Motors, hell yeah!" Walks on.
My wife goes "really?"
I said yeah, we're CWM, were everywhere!😂 Watching the episode now, cheers y'all.
Hey that's really cool to hear... Thanks for the note and for hanging out with us for so long... Cheers!
Despite seeing it many times i didnt realize how massive that forklift was till this show. It looked like you were driving a building out of the woods.
You are the only one I know making an R5 look cool, those mags are sweet.
GREAT leadership protecting the paint on the Fairlane. (Yes, I know it is pretty new.) far too many TH-camrs don't cover the fenders. No reason mot to protect everything.
Let the Summer begin. 👌 T is always good content.
Thanks Robert! I just love chugging around in it...Cheers!
Cheers 👍
Hearing that 302 idling away makes me miss my old '67 Cougar. That old 289 sure was smooth...
Well now I know where that old 383 went. Frankers and Honey Bunny in the old Henry is a trip to remember! Cheers.
You have to love the 1/2 turn lock to lock on the T steering.
Yes!! I noticed that also, I was thinking to myself... " man that T really turns easy. I was expecting 3 or 4 turns of the wheel[grin]
Always a joy to watch…Thanks so much. Your cars are historic gems.
So happy for the love that your channel receives Scott, it is most deserved. Didn't think it could get more complete until a certain Honeybunny's voice was debuted. Look forward to her perspectives as you wouldn't entertain such a woman unless she entertains you. Great episode brother!
As much as I enjoy all of the saving of wonderful old cars, I have to say I also appreciate the addition of Special Agent Hunny Bunny. I hear something a little different in Scott's voice and I like it.
Hi Scott and Dean for another great video watching in the UK
Cheers John! Glad you enjoyed it... All the best form here!
Thank you, Scott, for another week of car-guys nostalgia and general banter. Sure does a guy's heart good to be able to watch and listen in, especially on the beautiful Fairlane and her engine swap with everyone pitching in (just like with the T refreshing for the Summer cruising, everyone kibitzing...). That's one sweet Fairlane for sure. And of course rearranging the yard furniture, tuning up for some epic heart and other innards transplanting and no doubt getting your "car sewing machine" ready to knit together an Impala. Another "mountain" to climb. Until next week, Cheers to all!
like alwayes, great content. Alwayes looking forward to saturday evning to watch a new video. Thank you so much
Hey, glad you enjoy the show; thanks for the kind words and for hanging out with us every Saturday!
Sweet Fairlane!! CHEERS to Andy and can't wait to see Myles Sweet ride. CHEERS to you and all the guys!!!