1928 model A Ford will it start ? After my grandpa parked it for years ? 

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Message from Sydney Australia : You are the richest man on earth, I had tears in my eyes when you took your family for a spin. Get down on your knees and thank the Lord. You would make a great role model for today's teenagers who spend their years welded to their stupid mobile phones. Well done.

Ford would be smiling down to know you're caring for one of his cars

I'll say this again... The kids will remember this for the rest of their lives. Loved the video the first time around and I enjoyed watching it a 2nd time.

Those are probably the Best built cars ever. Talk about dependable ! 100 years and still kicking !!

I love that you made the old beauty run, and Especially sharing it with your family! They will remember it forever.

Im 52 years old and only seen 1 or 2 of those awesome cars. So glad you feeled a child hood dream and kids yall dont even know how lucky you are to drive a car like that. Its even more special when its your great papaws car. Ive never had great grand parents so count your lucky stars. God bless each and every one of you.

The smiles on your kids faces is PRICELESS !!!

The smile on your face The fact that even squeezy drove it The dog trit trotting along The memory you had and the one you made for your kids and yourself I'd call that a win Sleeperdude!

I thought driving my dads 64 Chrysler New Yorker down the street 50 years ago was a dream, what a story these kids are going to have for their children! (Cars might be gone by then)! The expression on your children’s faces is what makes this video so special….Bravo!!

You got it running, that's great. Sounds Good too. lpo from Montana

All that ol car needs is wings and a big ol inertube and u gotcha a Chitty Chitty Bang Bang

Wonderful content. Your ear to ear grin says it all. It's so great to see your family involved. My dad has a model A and gave me and the kids rides around the yard. Memories forever.

Your videos are now my favorites on RU-vid. They are informative, entertaining and well thought out. But most of all, they are inspirational. This is true quality time your family spends together, the wife and kids, the pets, it's all such great fun to see.

Your kids had a blast driving that old Model A! Thank you for involving your whole family. What fun way to drive around the property.

When that ole girl turned over I thought I could hear the Waltons a callin

Great content! Props to you for also involving your kids, brilliant way to pass on your passion for vintage automobiles. You just earned another sub.

This may be one of the best vids on all of RU-vid. Those kids will remember this day when they are old and gray. This is absolutely awesome man!

Watched and enjoyed it before...your children are a joy to see. Your videos of them with you triggers memories of mine at that age, and those are treasures beyond price. (Mine are in their 30s and 40s now.)

It's great you got to live your childhood dream, and the kids have done something few adults have and will always have that memory

Amigo tus hijas y tu hijo son muy afortunados en poder manejar un auto con casi 100 años La verdad te felicito Tenés una hermosa familia

When I was growing up in late 40’s early 50’s my Dad was a whiz with these babies. He used to make copper Babbitts for the bearings. His last car was a 48 Ford 2 Dr sedan. Loved it!!!!!

Just as enjoyable the 2nd time.Days like that you would want to live over and over. Thanks for the video

I’m glad to see all three kids got to drive Grandpa’s car. That’s what I call ‘making memories’. They will never forget that experience.❤😊

You are sure bringing back some great memories of my kids and me working on our old cars and Jeeps. Thank you much! Keep up the good work.

Congrats to Sleeper Dude for his mechanical genius to be able to get this old thing running....WaWa and Ralphie did well at driving and the youngest was awesome just to have a turn in the model A....what a great experience for your children. they will be able to drive anything and may become mechanics like their dad....who knows? only God....this vlog was a blessing!

good job getting your grandpas car going that cool

I am truly impressed with the work you did to get it running. I remember my dad"s Model A that replaced his Model T...

That’s awesome teaching your kids to drive. On the cracks on the exhaust manifold take a wire wheel on a drill and clean the cracks and then take a metal clothes hanger to straighten out take a torch to to melt the clothes hanger to braze the cracks on the exhaust manifold to seal them up.

Out of all of your videos I’ve watched over the past months, this one put the biggest smile on my face. I could feel your nerves and felt your excitement when that old girl fired off. Such a fun video and how awesome you were able to share your childhood dream with your kids. I promise you they will always remember this moment.

The way you solve all your little problems and improvise to get past things that might stop you is amazing to me. Using things you have to make the car work 💪🙏

you did a great job getting the old rig started……. she’s a beauty. I’m sure you made your grandfather happy. Mike from Florida.🔨🔩⛏️⚒️🔧⚙️👏👏

Looks good! Enjoyed watching the kids take turns with it.

I taught 2 of my sisters to drive on 31 Model A Coupes with Rumble seats. Great fun!

More than happy to watch the video again and awesome for letting your kids drive it. As soon as my daughter was tall enough I made her learn to drive my 47 Dodge Custom with 3 on the tree fluid drive.

I love this video. It was great to see all the kids getting a drive and when Squeezy got to drive, WOW. I love that little girl.

Son... where to start... I absolutely loved this video, love that you finally got to put hands on, work on, revive and drive your Grandpa's Model A Ford Sedan! I love that you involve your Family, the kiddos and Rocky... he cracks me up! I know this event made your heart smile, and meant so much! Y'all made this 'ol Ford Guy smile with tears in his eyes, and laugh some while you all took turns driving! I truly hope Ralphie continues to follow along in your steps, he seems to enjoy the sharing of Dad/Son projects! I am truly proud for you.

I was going to make a comment about the adorable goat, but seeing this dude's smile when the engine started made me much happier. I could really feel the joy and satisfaction he got from it, it almost makes me want to get one myself

Yeah took me a couple days before I could watch but video worked today. That’s awesome brother. You are definitely the Ford king of RU-vid in my book!

The look on the goats face when the Ford died said it all it was hilarious, run it back or u will miss it, u r such a good man, and a ace mechanic, and a fabulous dad and u r wife is beautyful, and has such confidence in u.🌹❤️✝️

I'm 73 and actually remember riding in two different A's when 4 or 5. My dad had a flatbed pickup, and a model AA dump truck. "Heater" was a 3rd party/ aftermarket trumped shaped device around the exhaust manifold that scooped air from the fan and sorta blew it into the floor area. The dump truck had a mechanical LIGHTED turn signal arm you pulled out with a chain---nearly vertical for right hand, and out somewhat down for left turn. I once took a hammer to the headlights "to see the little man inside" and got spanked both times. Also for a short time we had "the end of times" for a doodlebug Dad and Gramps had built years before. I broke a rod and ran on 3 for a short time one winter (plow) and then threw a rod and broke the engine. You are one up on me, I"ve never got to drive one

Well done mate!

That was SO much fun to watch you bring that heirloom back to life 👍🏻 old mechanical repairs are so much fun. I love how you also get your kids behind the seat. What a wonderful dad 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Just love those old Model A Fords. You're a good RU-vidr since you do talk during the video which really helps the viewer know what's going on. You got some cute goats there. Serenity, we have a runner! Need to pour some barium down the yap or in the tank. Seems to have a lot of blow by. That's great, letting your daughter drive the ole Model A. I bet she loved it! That look your son had when driving is priceless. You're blessed with such wonderful children. I'm glad you took the time to let each one drive the old car. Cheers from eastern TN

I watched thr first video and had no issues with watching thw whole thing. RU-vid can be a bit of a pain in the Asterisk. great video 2x. 👍

I have a 1930 coupe . I love to play with it! Sure do enjoy your shows: You have a wonderful family. I spent 30 years in schools and raised two of our own. I know happy kids when I see them!

You may be a millennial but your folks guided you into knowing how to do things. Many of your generation don't know which end of a screwdriver to use. That is one thing very good about being raised in the country and not a large city were everyone lives in apartments. My grandson has a friend that moved to Texas from NYC. That guy knows how to do almost anything and is willing to work very hard.

My Grandpa had a 24 Ford it was build same year he was born. He used it in parades when I was a kid, I'm 35 now last time I was in it I was 10. We called it the chitty chitty bang bang car. I loved the old horn. aaahhooogaa!!!!!! Great videos man you and your family are the best

I watched your RV series and loved it, decided to subscribe a day or two ago, and really enjoyed watching this video. It was funny to see the youngest having to stand up to try to turn. I hope I can find a car like this and try to fix it up.

"What in the wide-wide world of sports is going on there..." LOL... I absolutely love that fairly obscure reference! Keep up the great work. Love to watch your stuff!

Video was excellent quality. Always fun to watch. Like visiting an old friend.

Very nice having your kids learn about the old days in history. Great thing .

This is a easy car to teach the kids how to drive in before they get older for other cars.

That's so wonderful....they'll remember that forever

Good to see yall again love the videos

Great You guys! So great!

It's pretty cool that you teach your kids what you know, you guys are an inspiration to me on DIY mechanic, thanks for all the vídeo! Greetings from Brazil!

So lucky, and the kids taking a turn, that last little girl was really into it, the car is in great shape, fix that chikn wire roof. Love the 65 Galaxy out there, I'll bet its a 390 cu in.

Love this video! Excellent job and a lot of fun. Thanks for doing this.

Daughter like father and Daughter like mother Ralphie and squeeze

What you had shown was a crack in the exhaust manifold attached to the 4 banger. Then would be working by sealing up with brass and flux rod and weld/brazed seam. There is a way to seam them together of this crack of manifold. Clean it real clean with electric angle sander spinning before start to weld. Do you use welder?

Congratulations on getting it started you got a beauty there please keep it original its more fun that way! I had that same smile on my face when I bought my 1931 Tudor Sedan! enjoy !

$1200 in 1977 is about $5600 today. Still a steal on a 90 year old car in good condition.

The tallest child looked like she would have rather been anywhere other than the back seat of that car but when she drove it that was pure gold she looked like she was having a blast

The cowl lights were optional but were std equipment on the deluxe model A . Try greasing the kingpins to help with the steering. Like how you share the fun with the family.

Great video!! I have a photo of my Dad hanging out the back window of a car just like that when he was 4 in 1928. He lived in Cynthiana, Indiana ❤

Really cool that you let your daughter drive. 🙂

Yes Great kids. With 2 great parents. That always works. Precious moments. Great memories For the whole family. Truly blessed 🐥🐥🐏🐏🐑🐑🐕

Beautiful, hope you get this car sorted out in due time! I would recommend picking up some literature on the subject, The Model A Mechanics Handbook by Les Andrews is practically a must have! Among other things the Owners Manual and Service Bulletins book are great to pick up. You should also if you don't already have them pick up the Nu-Rex timing wrench, Model A Crank/Tire Iron, and Brake Adjustment Wedge tool. The Carburetor in the car at the moment appears to be an aftermarket Tillotson carburetor, which was a popular replacement for the original cast iron Zenith carbs. Good thing too looking at the rest of the engine bay, as an original Zenith would probably have quite a bit of rust problems compared to the stamped Tillotson. The spring connected to the throttle body of the carb is actually supposed to be on the choke rod holding the sleeve over the rod to carburetor connection, I'm not sure why its been connected to the throttle in such a way. The biggest tip I can give off the start is to make sure you grease and lubricate everything, many vital components will suffer wear and tear if not properly greased and lubricated. Lubrication of the Distributor is a big one, which will prevent it from locking up like that in the future. Take good care of that car, hope it brings you as much fun as mine has!

I liked the way you made the new carb gasket .Ingenious

ALSO DONOT USE A CLOTHES HANGER FOR WELDING ANYTHING IT WILL CRACK THAT IS RECYCLED STEELALOY MADE FOR HANGING CLOTHES ONLY, BECAREFUL ON THE ADVICE THAT PEOPLE GIVE YOU DO YOUR HOME WORK THERE ARE A LOT OF SMART GUYS OUT THERE AND THERE ARE THOSES THAT THINK THEY ARE HOPE THIS HELPS

Your daughter truly is a natural driver! All your kids are!!!!!😆😂🤪👍👍🥸

What size engine is that flathead it looks pretty cool

Them kids really are a real natural with a clutch! The throttle lever is great for teaching the ones that aren’t and for stop signs on steep hills. If you shut off the fuel tap as you’re parking it the float bowl will be almost empty when you shut it down. I run carbs dry on anything with a fuel tap.

The distributor shaft needs to be oil every so often.

Super cool you let your kids drive it!!! Good Job Dad!!!

NICE old Model A, REAL nice, part of your family!! DO NOT Hot Rod Rat Rod this nice old girl!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Absolutely love this channel because you include the whole family and the animals I really love that old car it's great that you got it back on the road again

When you done with that car hey when you're done with that car you can bring it right to me and I'll put it in a nice car show have a great day

Never thought I would enjoy so much watching a Model A go in circles😜

WHAT!.....you never let your wife drive it? .....Shame on you!

What a nice family! Makes me happy when I see them interacting!

Back in the sixties , I was 10 , we lived in Florida and at that time you could get a beach buggie license and also drive secondary roads , Life was GOOD Back then !

The rarest of all videos. A young Squeezy helping work on a car.

a wonderful piece of of rolling running automotive history the kids will remember this day from now on

i enjoy watching you videos glad you got it running and driving and letting you kids drive it too

A bit of work and you get your dream, but your kids as well will remember the magic moments forever all good fun, far better than any gaming box!

It makes me feel happy to see the smile of joy on your face and to share with your beautiful family such a privilege. An amazing old car so good to see it running again.

Hello, I’m a new B , in September / 2022, trying to remodel my spare bed room and put tile flooring down while watching and listening to all the videos, great videos and great family,

so nice to see the kids having such a good time driving this iconic car

On the distributor, I drilled a hole through the large screw on the top and down into the center of the shaft and then drilled a hole at 90 degrees into the shaft itself lower down. These holes connect so that you can oil the shaft through the top screw in the future. It does work. It brought a BIG smile to my face watching you drive around the yard with your family.

What a heartwarming watch. Awesome little will it run video and then some lovely memories made with your kids. Bought a smile to my face.

Men the smiles on your faces are priceless. You're a very nice dad 👍

Love watching yalls videos. I find it funny you was cleaning the carb on a parts washer using it as a table with carb cleaner. Still trying to catch up on all the videos keep up the good work.

Your kids will forever remember they drove their great grandads 1928 Model A Ford! A memory I hope they cherish forever. You were right Josh, there would not be many (if any) 13 year old's and indeed whatever age Ralphie and Squeezy is also. I am looking forward o watching the next video tomorrow night as I play catch-up. on the Model A.

My dad had a 31 deluxe coupe with the cowl lights, interior light, and a clock in the rear view mirror. It had a trunk when he bought it in 1964, but he turned the hinges around and made a rumble seat. He also put in highway gears. He was a fantastic mechanic, and I saw that thing do 75 mph, no joke, that thing flew. He had it tuned so we'll, he would retard the spark all the way and it would sound like tickey tickey, tickey tickey, real slow like. That 60 lb. flywheel just carrying it. They fired different,1243, not 1342. My dad's gone now, and I miss him and the way he could drive that thing. You had to double clutch them and he never ground a gear, even when down shifting. Thanks for bringing back some great memories.

Felicitaciones desde Chile ( Sudamérica), pasión, educación, paciencia y FAMILIA la mejor receta en la vida. Saludos.

The sheer joy on all your faces is wonderful to see . Lovely heartwarming video . A lovely old car and what a survivor . You made the car happy too . Good luck with it . It will make a super car . Regards from Thomas in UK

I love your relationship with Grampa!

The first video I had no problems to see... do I want to see it again... yes I do... like these cars you have memories from... see your happy face when you are driving it for the first time 👍