Driving Mike's 1934 Crapiolet For The First Time!!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- This year for Wheels of Time, we are going to be bringing Mike's Crapiolet as our in progress project. Before we can bring it to the show, it needs to run and drive. Mike has a ton of work to do before we can load it into the trailer!!
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Driving a car you have built is Possibly the best feeling in the world after seeing your first child born. Congratulations Mike.
This was a great video, Mike! Superior job of fabrication and assembly! Wow!
Major milestone, most variety of work done to get her movable under her own power. Congrats.
Wow, it's moving under it's own power! Cool! Congratulations Mike,Matt and Steve. All the work/time and help from friends ...good memories. Nothing better. Can't wait to see the finished vision.
The "first drive" videos are great! The joy you guys have is inspiring!😊
What an achievement to actually see the ‘34 running and driving. It has come a long way from being a bunch of unattached body parts and a frame to a complete car. Your hard work and determination have paid dividends. I love the sound of that engine. Looking forward to seeing the finished product.
Congrats! Awesome to see the Crapiolet running under her own power! Go Iron Trap Garage, keep moving forward!
You guys sure punched in a ton of work in a single day. Great job! I think that just speaks to how often you guys build these.
I’m 2 years into my model a hot rod build 😅 just set the Vega box and steering rods in yesterday.
From a pile of parts to a running car awesome progress on this one Mike
What a milestone, Mike! It moves under it's own power!!!
So cool to see Mike driving his Hot Rod ! Great Job guy,s
What a ripper! Motivation will surely motivate you to finish the '34. Good one, Mike! [& Matt & Steve]
Waiting to see this one on the road.
You guys are always “ the absolute best!!””” Thanks again
Congrats Mike, great milestone!
Great job, MIke! I remember the first time I drove my built-from-scratch model T roadster on its first time around the block I sat there and cried.
Brilliant! When I think back to seeing Mike bring a pile of broken looking panels out of his garage and place them together, it just shows what's possible because, you know what, it IS a CAR now. Well done, Mike.
Dude !! that thing looks killer !! can't wait to see it finished
So stoked for you Mike !! Congrats !!
Really glad to see you getting a bunch of work done on it. Congratulations
So nice to watch this coming together. Good job!!
You probably thought you would never see this day! Congratulations and happy driving, Mike!
That’s awesome! It’s great to see you get it moving under its own power
Wishing you always safe driving
Great job mike ...run it till the wheels fall off !!!
Need to say great work from matt and steve to help mike rock that ride !!!
It has to be a special moment to start it and drive it out of the garage the first time. Looking good.
A big Congratulations Mike. Great to see her move and make sweet noise. Happy days!
Good on ya guys! Way to go Mike!!
Dude!!! It's a real hot rod!!! when the heart beats on it's own!!! ✌️
Great video! Driving your "baby" for the first time is a great memory. Keep up the great work, and keep the videos coming. I enjoyed the "music" early in the video when the free T was running in the background.
working on post war is work, working on prewar is fun.
Congrats. She's a beauty.
Fire in the hole! It's great to see this car running, your hard work is paying off.
Well done so cool to see mikes car coming together..Dave 🇬🇧🇬🇧
A pat on the back for getting it up and running for the weekend guys
Nice job Mike. Nothing like driving them for the first time.
Finally, a Hot Rod is being built at Iron Trap Garage! Congrats Mike on your First Drive! She's gonna be a Winner! ...Newk from Kentucky
Finally? Lol. You missed all the others? 🙄
I hope this car gets a proper paint job!
I'm excited for you Mike! It's coming along great!
Great to see you getting it on the way to being finished.😊😊
A great day at Iron Trap Garage.❤
Watching this this morning is like reliving my life. Way to go . Enjoy the show.
Very stoked for Mike
Little by little Mike
Hey Mike, now that's freakin' SAA-WEEEET getting the old girl up and running!😊
Like you said, "A little tweekin' here and there, and she'll be cruising up and down the bulovard.
Very exciting and very cool 😎 👍
NICE milestone. Congrats Mike, Matt and Steve. 🤘😎 My "in-progress" is a solid, clean 57 Catalina.
So cool to think this was once a hopeless pile of pathetic parts and now it's on its way to becoming a cool, hot rod cabriolet! Way to go Mike! 👍
BTW, thumbnail text: "...its...". ("it's" always = "it is".)
Great to see this move under its own power. My daughter and I saw the car Friday 8/25 at WOT show. Nice Job. Looking good!!!
Really enjoyed this video of getting the fabriolet running! Like Mike, I also built an AV8 by not starting with an old car but just a collection of old junk Ford parts. Lots more work and time but still lots of fun with many highlights like this along the way. Big congrats to you Mike and also Matt and Steve! Great job all, and thanks for all the videos!
So kool to see it going under its own horses! You s guys did alot to getter up and going. Keep on trucking.😊
Nice Work. Glad to see it's running on its own POWER.
#STAYSAFE
#PHILLYPHILLY🇺🇸
Gratz on getting the Crapiolet moving! 3k away so I can't play, have a great time this weekend. I'll wear my sh!%ty tee shirt this weekend in homage.
Great job Mike and an absolute pleasure to watch you working. God bless you all 😊
Gee, I would find a 49-50 Merc flathead to put in there . My Dad had a 40 Ford back in the day, he built an early 50 Merc dual carb motor said that 40 could scream and would run really nice
Love me some project cars. Sorry but I got a chill watching that drive out of the garage, Nice work guys.
Good start! Now you need to get the body as straight and smooth as glass. After the full under coat, you will need to apply 8 coats of hand rubbed, lipstick red enamel.
When I first saw the car on the frame machine I thought "what a heap" but you have made amazing progress toward turning it into a righteous hot rod that runs and drives. I am an old fart and a rod that isn't finished (ie painted) is only half done. Being old school I ain't into these "rat rods" to me they just show me someone to lazy to finish the job.😎👍
Congrats Mike! Driving a hot rod you built for the first time. Awesome.
Starting to come together, it takes more time than most realize. I don't know your plans but I would think once everything is figured out it will be torn down and painted Good luck
Mike glad you saved this car! Doors close better then new!are you going to finish body and paint?
Long time coming, congratulations mike. Your doing a great job.!.!.
New T-shirt design, “I think your car just shaved my legs!”
Love the start up and that sound❤❤.Congratulations!!!😊😊
Mike your project is moving right along here. I hope you get to put some real miles on it before winter sets in. As always you and Matt make some awesome content. Keep up the great work.
Great to see Mike's '34 nearing completion...the recent progress is impressive!
Thank you Mike for update on your Hot Rod ! Congratulations on being able to drive it !
Gotta love how an uncorked flatty always sounds like a thousand horsepower.😁
Great job hot rod Mike!!!!!!!!!!!!
And it runs, coughs and makes noise. what a rush! Long time coming! Sweet!!
Great to see Mike’s 34 running and driving
Confirm if your pistons are flat top or domed when you order your heads so H&H can mill them properly for you.
You know what works great for cutting foam rubber is an electric meat cutting knife .I used one to do all of my car seat repairs.
Does an electric knife work on that style foam? Your old Turkey carver
GOOD FOR YOU, MIKE. GREAT JOB AND FUN WATCHING!!!
I use an electric carving knife to cut foam. A hacksaw blade works too.
Mike anytime you want to get rid of the Crapolet I’ll be happy to take it off your hands.
Wow! Great job Mike!!! How proud are you right now?
Those ole flatheads absolutely amaze me how they start so fast and run, I don’t think the new fuel injected engines start that fast.
Good job been watching a long time happy for you Mike
This engine sounds amazing! Great team job guys.
Mike….. what are your plans for the crapiolet? Are you going to turn it nice like the free t, or leave it perfectly shitty?
It would be awesome if all you guys can go cruising together with your old cars that you built.
I bought an estate sale and the guy was an upholstery guy and he use electric Knife to cut Foam easier ok
Bring that to Wi. We'll paint that baby up!needs a good body job!
Awesome,it has come a long way ,from when you started it!!
Very cool! The absolute reward is when it moves on it's own power.
Hey congrats Mike. A major milestone !
You got a lot done in a fairly short time, nothing like a deadline to get things moving! I find your videos very motivating
Lots of work getting it done to this point. Congrats.😊
WOW, Mike. Way cool! Congrats.
You guys need to get an electric carving knife if you're going to be cutting foam.
Sounds like the timing needs advanced a little. At least it's running.
milestone! congrats to you mike! great to see moon hanging out givin good vibes.
Congrats Mike,has to be quite satisfying.
I know they arent "old" but riv nuts for the starter solenoid would make life easier later down the road
I get a kick out of name for the car but it might be a little harsh I like the car
Congratulations Mike on getting your 34 running on it’s own
Awesome! Another one saved from the eternal pile of old Ford parts.
Awesome I inspired to build on my bucket list
You've come a long way!!!!!!!!!!!! Great job!!!!!!!!!
I will see you guys later today. Good job Mike!
Way to go mike finely got to drive it feels good dont it ? Congrats
I know that feeling, Iv'e worn that grin.