Can I get this 1937 Ford V8 engine to Run? Model A Ford Hot Rod Pick Up Build Pt26

[@brettsayers7768]

I have never doubted your mechanical prowess and knew you would get her going. (There are times we all feel like using a big hammer on stuff when things aren't going to plan.)

[@dragontattooee]

Engine sounds so sweet Always worried when tightening anything, when righty tightly becomes righty losey.

[@Ajen1959]

The only thing better than a first start,is a first drive! Cheers Mate!

[@oldskoolonly]

Can’t wait for that!! Cheers man

[@brettlund7059]

Such a roller coaster. That was the best video yet. Well done mate.

[@oldskoolonly]

Cheers man

[@Chasinbrokenarrows]

Awesome work mate!. Really enjoy all your episodes 👍

[@oldskoolonly]

Thank you 🙏

[@choppersrule1]

The mighty beast lives, that's the great thing about old school motors the might sit for many year's but they still fire Wright up............... when your jumper leads work lol😂.
Have a great day.
Choppersrule1

[@rnwagner]

Looks like it has sleeves installed. Probably not original and low k's on it. but thats ok as long as it has been taken care of. good luck with it! love your vids by the way!

[@oldskoolonly]

Cheers, you could be right

[@2meterPeter.]

Why didn't you just use an angle grinder wire wheel on the first pass cleaning the head surface, then finish with an 80 grit flap disc? Would have been heaps quicker!

[@oldskoolonly]

I usually just tie a rope to the cylinder heads and drag them down the road in my car, cleans them up super fast but I couldn’t find any rope 💁🏻‍♂️

[@2meterPeter.]

I chuckled 😂

[@salp7426]

Are you looking for an apprentice? I think I could help there with a couple of things

[@oldskoolonly]

Maybe