1906 Ford Model N

Starting and driving our 1906 Ford

[@thomasgregory9725]

great to see all this vintage stuff still alive and i reckon keep it goen all round the world my personal favourite is the flathead v8

[@robheyen]

Yes, I oil the outside springs/stems with an oil can on occasion. Otherwise, vapor and internal splash system also lube the bottom end (push rods).

[@ford9572]

I think the Model N's engine is basically the same as the Model T's but the T's had valve covers on theirs, That's a nice Model N, I have a 1925 Model T Roadster Pickup, a 1925 Model T Fordor Sedan & a 1925 Model TT Stake Truck with a Ruckstell 2 speed rear axle that I just finished restoring last week, Both my 1925 Model T Roadster Pickup and my 1925 TT Stake Truck have black painted wood spoke wheels and my 1925 Fordor Sedan has wire wheels.

[@robheyen]

Thanks. I'm preparing for a 120 mile tour next week in MN with it.
Rob

[@phillipgarrow2297]

Thanks for sharing you don't see many Model N videos

[@macubelen07]

excelent video!! thanks for showing the engine

[@jerseyshore642]

The thing is fucking awesome

[@flatfender1947]

nice, my dad has an 08 S, plus some T's and A's.

[@revolutionaryprepper4076]

The Ford model N was only a three seat vehicle. Scintillating.

[@ModelTMitch]

What a wonderful example, in some ways the engine looks more complicated than the Model T, but I think maybe this is down to older technology.... I own a Model T myself. Check out my video :) ...... Thanks for posting!

[@randymaidment205]

hey rob can a moel n ford be built using bacially a lot of early t parts what are the difference in the chasis for example?

[@edisonphonographs]

Is that driven the same way as a ford model T.

[@hepcat65]

I love that sweet running little car!
Do you have to oil the valves?

[@WitchKing-Of-Angmar]

Little car???

[@jerseyshore642]

The thing is fucking awesome