You offer probably the best model A videos on TH-cam. At least in my opinion. I am 1 year into restoring a 29 standard coupe with my grandson. I always pick up a pointer or 2 from your videos. I found 2 metal strips in the trunk and couldn't figure out where they came from. Watching today's video I saw you install them under the lower window door trim. Mystery solved. So many people rave about that red book which I personally misses the point on many things and lacks the details I find in your videos. I only wish you did more. So thanks for what you do share.
Now that is a well thought out, very lucid comment, and it's all true. This guy really knows his stuff when it comes to serious restoration work. Just watch some of the older videos, like the wheel restoration one or the fender video, or the wood, upholstery etc.etc. No nonsense, just quality information.
Good to see the Tudor aagain & how it is coming along. I have one I got in 1969 when I turned 15. You explain all the gritty details [ eg. window glass into a Tudor] which no one else does or who just pay someone to do. You probably know more on Ts & As than most others who do Model A videos, even the one or two who view themselves as 'the Model A Guy'. Look forward to your next one. Cheers from NZ.
Very nice! Two questions: Did the lower panel on the back overlap the upper one, so a visible step can be seen? And how does the fastening for the door panel to the clip on the door look like? Just a slit in the cardboard?
I’m waiting for the Christmas light tour like you did last year.😉
You offer probably the best model A videos on TH-cam. At least in my opinion. I am 1 year into restoring a 29 standard coupe with my grandson. I always pick up a pointer or 2 from your videos. I found 2 metal strips in the trunk and couldn't figure out where they came from. Watching today's video I saw you install them under the lower window door trim. Mystery solved. So many people rave about that red book which I personally misses the point on many things and lacks the details I find in your videos. I only wish you did more. So thanks for what you do share.
Now that is a well thought out, very lucid comment, and it's all true. This guy really knows his stuff when it comes to serious restoration work. Just watch some of the older videos, like the wheel restoration one or the fender video, or the wood, upholstery etc.etc. No nonsense, just quality information.
Thank you very much. Cool project, good luck with it.
I enjoy the videos you make on these old fords. Keep em coming.
Thank you, I will.
Charlie, it is always a pleasure to view your videos. I hope you are planning on showing another Christmas video in your Model T. Great job!
Thank you. Don't worry, there are plans for that.
Very nice!👍
Looking good!
Always informative and enjoyable. Thanks.
excellent video that you for posting
Looks good 👍👍👍
Awesome!
Always great information. Thanks again!
Good to see the Tudor aagain & how it is coming along. I have one I got in 1969 when I turned 15. You explain all the gritty details [ eg. window glass into a Tudor] which no one else does or who just pay someone to do. You probably know more on Ts & As than most others who do Model A videos, even the one or two who view themselves as 'the Model A Guy'. Look forward to your next one. Cheers from NZ.
Thank you very much!
Very nice!
Two questions: Did the lower panel on the back overlap the upper one, so a visible step can be seen? And how does the fastening for the door panel to the clip on the door look like? Just a slit in the cardboard?
Yes, the lower panel overlaps the upper. The panel has about a 1/4 inch hole for each clip, and its offset from the mounting hole on the door.
@@onewhocollects6781 thank you! One of the many details you will rarely find in documentary or the guidelines, only when you handle the original stuff
Know of anyone that wants to sale their 1931 slantwindshield?
This guy needs to take a nap