I have this exact vehicle in my back shed along with a 1981 GMC stepside very awesome machines of course the 81 goes way damn faster it’s been modified from pistons- intake- carburetor it’s had it’s fair share of work lol great machines
Composite resin is everywhere on newer cars to save weight and money. In fact GM has a lot of problems with steering columns now! The Chevrolet Malibu and Impala columns are notorious for failure of poorly made interior support components relating to electronic power assist.
+Jason1920 It does no harm whatsoever to drive the car with the switch in the battery position. Model T's in good shape will run much better with the magneto however.
It does run better on mag. Mag will put out 8 to 30 volts depending on rpm. My 26 coupe needs a mag recharge, on battery the 6 volts make the car more sluggish.
+Charly SOURZAC That is the fuel vacuum tank. It uses vacuum from the engine to draw fuel from the gas tank, fills to a set point determined by a float system then gravity feeds fuel into the carburetor.
There is no "gear lever". The "Clutch" pedal selects between neutral (center position) and two forward speeds (low - pedal down, high - pedal up). The reverse pedal engages the reverse drive. The lever on the right hand side of the steering column is the throttle control.
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This well driving car going to 100 birthday in 5 years, that's crazy~!
That's the first time I ever saw a Model T Ford with "Made in Canada" on the engine...
That's when Canada and USA had normal governments. When we all worked together to make things great 👍
I loved it!!
Good job, this car is in perfect condition😉👍👏
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I have this exact vehicle in my back shed along with a 1981 GMC stepside very awesome machines of course the 81 goes way damn faster it’s been modified from pistons- intake- carburetor it’s had it’s fair share of work lol great machines
Still have it?
Raridade este Ford parabéns!
There is something knocking. ...
But iffy done,sounds good and looks like it drives well also
Lovely
Nice !
Isn't this this the menonita version of the Model T?
Composite resin is everywhere on newer cars to save weight and money. In fact GM has a lot of problems with steering columns now! The Chevrolet Malibu and Impala columns are notorious for failure of poorly made interior support components relating to electronic power assist.
...looks like he left the key in the "battery" position.
Not a good idea!
+Jason1920 It does no harm whatsoever to drive the car with the switch in the battery position. Model T's in good shape will run much better with the magneto however.
edisonphonographs
...still. not a good idea to drain your battery when the magneto will provide your spark... no?
It will not discharge the battery in anyway because the generator will keep it charged.
It does run better on mag. Mag will put out 8 to 30 volts depending on rpm. My 26 coupe needs a mag recharge, on battery the 6 volts make the car more sluggish.
Joya
Hi ! What is this cylender (on fuel pipe)
Sorry, can't say. Not my car. Looks like the fuel filter to me.
Vacuum tank for fuel. Not factory equipment.
+Charly SOURZAC That is the fuel vacuum tank. It uses vacuum from the engine to draw fuel from the gas tank, fills to a set point determined by a float system then gravity feeds fuel into the carburetor.
+Carl Galipeau canadian pieces... on an american car... goddamn
Lo venden y ahun esta disponible ☺️?
No! 🙂
Well, Only if this vehicle would have a battery and an alternator.
where is the gear lever ???
Andres Varas behind the stearin wheel it’s a three on a tree style
Watch at 3:16 he shifted it 😂
There is no "gear lever". The "Clutch" pedal selects between neutral (center position) and two forward speeds (low - pedal down, high - pedal up). The reverse pedal engages the reverse drive. The lever on the right hand side of the steering column is the throttle control.
Factory installed steering wheel rim was black, you changed steering wheels, your factory warranty is void! (How many people today remember that?)
I just want a ride before die.
Maudit beau char.
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