1927 Ford Model T - Jay Leno's Garage
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- Brandon Fay started this project with his Dad and saw it through to completion. He wrote Jay a letter and now here it is!
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1927 Ford Model T - Jay Leno's Garage
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Man this kid did a better job hanging with Jay and explaining the car than a lot of adults that come on the show. Nice car and another nice segment. Thanks for sharing
He’s 23 not 12
@@RaytheonNublinski I know... I wish I could see you at 23... Im sure you were a mess... So yeah... 23... The point stands
normally its more of an advert trying to sell stuff normal folk cant buy.
@Adrian O rumor has it that when all of his fingers are clad in gaudy silver jewelry, he will reach the state of numale singularity
@Adrian O He came with a Model T, and that's what counts.
Give that guy some serious credit...he got his car on Jay Leno's show! Well done...very well done!
Nah, he says "eckspecially", that`s worse than ecksettra and nukilar combined! Hehe
@@afrog2666
That man bun has to go, it's more obnoxious than any 80's mullet ever was.
He needs a hair cut but sir you are very right
... and he managed to look like a woman as well.
What's with all these salty guys in this replies? Bet you can't even change a tire on a car and you are all here talking crap
I like that jay gave him a chance to talk.
I noticed that too. you know Jay likes the kid when he lets the kid interrupt him, not the other way around
hahah
@@alexrex20 because months go by and someone like Jay doesn’t have someone talk over him on a subject he’s passionate about.
I liked the kid better than. Jay. Consider him someday as cohost!
normal jay is back !
"so where's that Model T of yours right now?"
"Oh you know, It's being stored at Jay Leno's garage right now"
One of the best episodes ever on this channel. Jay's honest enthusiasm and a young guy with his first finished car project - just amazing! Thanks Jay and Brandon!
I’d like to see more videos of actual car men without painted fingernails, skinny jeans, ridiculous costume jewelry, girly limp wrist poses, and gender confusion.
@@ReaganThatcher Feeling threatened there, Ron? Yer a Yuge part of what’s wrong with our country.... just sayin’...
Someone is a stereotype and it's not who they think it is.
@@ReaganThatcher UGH! THANK YOU for saying that dude! Until I read your post, I thought I was the only one who felt that way!
@@retroguy9494 I made other comments and other people did as well but Leno’s garage removed them. Guess they missed a couple. Don’t worry; there are plenty of us normal people out there; they just censor us.
I love how Jay treated this young man and encouraged his automotive passion.
And most likely Jay hooked him up with a model T CLUB that could help him with stuff and a few other things I’m sure too.
Maybe the greatest, most easy-going fluid conversation I've ever seen Jay have with anyone. SO GREAT!!!
Gender-fluid
That kid has a good friend now. Which is nice. When that Model T leaves Jay's garage it will probably be running better.
Oh i almost gurantee that jay helped him get that magneto working
Yea......he LOOKS like the type of kid who wants a 70 year old multi millionaire boomer for a friend! 😂🤣😜😁
@@retroguy9494 Who wouldn't?
@@kennys9644fr
You can tell the exact moment where Jay really starts liking this kid. It's awesome!
From the beginning??
He should adopt him and leave him all his cars 😀
omg.... what a pointless observation...
I never saw it. Please describe it to me in detail.
What does that even mean? How about time-stamping this “moment” you are talking about?
I enjoyed every second of this.
Man, i blocked you on RUclips, not to see your face, and now you are appearing, in one of the last good car channels.
Hey tavarish
@@egonbockaj5095 what does that mean?
@@egonbockaj5095 woa there
@@egonbockaj5095 Good point. Most youtube car guys make videos to earn money. They don't really love the hobby. Jay earned money to make videos because he actually loves the car hobby.
A great example of why this is the best channel on RUclips.
My father had a 26 model T back when he was in high school in the late 40's and sold it when he went into the Air Force in 1950 , he would always get this dreamy look in his eyes when he would talk about it , miss you pop .
Lost my father earlier this year. He loved the show. He restored a '26 version of this model I remember well. His was made in Canada and had "made in Canada" stamped on the wheel caps. The car would fly down the highway doing nearly 50.
You might know this; prior to '26 US-made Model T open cars didn't have a driver's door, but Canadian-made Model Ts did.
Years ago I tried to buy a very nice '25 roadster body made in Canada, and it was in Ontario. Never could get in contact with them.
A woman back in the '20s "incubated" her baby in a Model T in 1927. That baby was a preemie and in those days they weren't likely to live but her parents were moving so put her in the front seat in a box so the heat and light through the glass is what allowed her baby to live and start to thrive. That baby was my mother who went on to have me and several other children and many grandchildren. She lived till over 80. That Model T saved her.
@@Katy-ye1zr I love this! Thank you and we’re all glad you guys all made it.
@@Katy-ye1zr What an amazing story Katy, glad for you everything worked out.
It would be hard to do but, having that T model in your family would be fantastic.
Mr. Leno is a man "comfortable in his own skin." A difficult thing to attain.
I love to see young people into things like this.
Im 23 and I absolutely would love a pre war car.
@@Kaputnik11 same
I know that's what I'm saying all the time
@@jonathanriolo2578 I only have one daughter and she never had any interest in my cars and my nieces and nephew's were the same. One of my nieces married a guy that loves cars and tools so when I'm gone him and his son get everything.
Im 15 i love it to
What a remarkable young man. Well spoken, mature, clearly takes initiative. Father and stepfather must be proud! The Jay Leno thing is a bonus.
Really appreciated this segment.
Jay does a great job of making the guest comfortable
While the freak show of a guest made viewers uncomfortable with all his limp wrist poses, skinny jeans, and gender confused looks
@@ReaganThatcher what ever mouth breather
@@ReaganThatcher ok snowflake
@@ReaganThatcher Bet you’re just one helluva swell person..... umm.... maybe not
Very respectful young Man, has a hair line I would kill for..
Brandon seems like a down to earth rock star, and I give his dad a lot of credit, he must be a very supportive father and a good guy.
Seems like a metrosexual. Credit for automotive passion but what is happening to our society?
This guy is actually laid back, well-spoken, knowledgable and can hold his own in Jay's presence, even on such a difficult subject. A task many professionals failed to accomplish here. I see an automotive-media animal being born, give him some sort of a car show!
You can tell jay really enjoyed seeing a young man that was so into this old model T. It’s definitely rare thing to see.
Looked like Jay really enjoyed chatting with the owner of this one, and it’s easy to see why. Very interesting car and a passionate owner.
Very much so because it was not a corporate executive/ PR person trying sell him some snake oil about a million dollar hyper car where only a handful will ever be made, the company is out of business in a few years, and all the paid, and bought for car reviewers wonder why.
Guys like Brandon are what make the future of the car hobby look great. He made it his own and its friggin on point
The best part: he invited him, and sent a flatbed to bring it to CA, and will return it by flatbed, to showcase a pride and joy project.
Jay sould do this more often. Much better then the corporate B.S guests. It would be more fun for Jay also I belive he must be tired of all the corporate B.S guests that just want to sell something.
Ahhhhhh "Pride and Joy"..... now I get it.
@@Marauder252 money
Yea, Jay is really a stand up guy
@Saul Teanuts
Good to see that walk everywhere, and don’t use lights, or A/C.
Jay changed this young mans life forever. What a privilege.
Oh yea? How so? Do you think Jay gave him a couple million? Or just taught him how to dress and make himself more attractive?
@@retroguy9494 Meeting a legend like Jay and getting national exposure would change most people's lives. You, on the other hand, judging life by how much money one has and what clothes they wear, have no hope of ever not being a d-bag.
@@kindabluejazz Oh? And just HOW would simply meeting a legend like Jay change ones life? The question still remains unanswered because instead, you chose to make assumptions about ME and make a feeble attempt at middle school style bullying.
Well, just to set YOU straight. I only used money as an example. In reality, I HATE money. It is the root of all evil. As far as clothes, I DO believe one should take pride in one's appearance and not look like one of the sideshow freaks in a circus. And I judge no one. As for being a -bag, I have spent most of my adult life in public service both in my professional career, in politics and in my church. Can YOU say the same?
I didn't think much of this young fella when I first saw him but I was pleasantly surprised. Seems like a good guy and I love his enthusiasm for his Model T and the work he has put into it.
Manbuns are stupid
Maybe he's a samurai.
I'm a bit ashamed because I was ready to hate him.
@@nastybastardatlive yes . A 23 year old hipster samurai.. big thing in the suburbs of southern California!
To many folks judge on looks alone before getting to know somebody. Remember when you were young and the hairstyles and clothes we wore. Yes I thought so, we tend to forget.
Young people are the future. This kid warms my heart.
Unfortunately this kid is one of a few.
@@73dustpan Said by sour older people for every generation. Even if you were right (you're not), who is to blame?
I feel like Jay genuinely enjoyed this kids company. Truly leno is the man.
It seemed like he found his long lost son minus the glorious chin
Love how Jay says “where I live there are some hills” referring to the hills in Beverly Hills, but only in the way that it is an annoyance when driving old weak cars.
Jay is truly down to earth and chill guy who has been fortunate enough to be able to collect rare cars, something many would love to be able to do, but now we can instead relax and enjoy these amazing videos!
Great video as always, and fun to see what other people has done to their cars!
You know the fella was sweating saying “where’s my baby?” The whole time Leno was driving it! Definitely a labor of love!
That young man has many many more years, to get it running top notch! Look forward to seeing it again after he's owned it for 10 tears!!
Awesome seeing a young man match Jay’s enthusiasm! He has a great future ahead.
Jay, you're a National treasure. Thanks for making these.
My grandpa had told me stories about this vehicle everything from getting stuck on wooden roads during the rain from the swelling of said wood to smuggling alcohol during probation times lol guy was a great man/soldier/ father/husband/grandpa. Rip paul reedy.
It's really "prohibition times", when the sale of alcohol was, you know, prohibited. But, otherwise, great post!
LOL "probation times."
R/boneappletea
Hahahaha i didnt realize the Probation times hahahaha ima leave it
my uncle helped build the wooden road across the desert from the Colorado River to the far side of the desert
More than anything I've enjoyed the conversation between the two men. Amazing how a common passion vanishes any generation gap!
I love the old master talking to the young apprentice vibe here. Outstanding car!!
Best episode of JLG in a while. Two complete Model T nuts discussing minute details of the cars. Awesome!
Jay, I love the way you can talk to a common man and make them (and us) feel comfortable.
What do you think he is?
Jay reminds me of all my dad's buddies pulling up on their bikes and rides, talking mess to each other and taking in the young kid. We're truly lucky to have him.
Kid did a great job and Jay gave him a spotlight! Well done to both!
Brilliant to see the young guys enthusiasm about his special old car. Watching videos about perfect pebble beach cars can be very dull and boring. Good luck to him, a genuinely interesting video, and heart warming. Thanks to Jay Leno again, probably the nicest car collector whose ever lived.
This is truly legendary just driving this in 2020 on the road
Almost 100 years old and it will still 'take you to town' How about that?!
One hell of a nice smart young man......Thanks guy's...
This looks like what Jay really enjoys most. Super fun watching this interaction.
25 years old and in the process of restoring a 1962 ford f100 unibody and have a 1968 Plymouth valiant as a project daily driver
Is that a brown one ? I think ive seen that driving around the island.
One of the coolest Model T’s I’ve ever seen! Just fantastic. Great work 😃
Been watching JLG for years, this is my new favorite episode. Wonderful repartee between Jay and Brandon. Can see a little Jersey 'tude in the young man, self assured in a nice way. Two East Coast gentlemen sharing a common bond.
We got a model t in our garage and this makes me want to get it running
So what are you waiting for, Jason ? Have at it.. Maybe you get on the show with Jay!
...almost lol
Probably one of the most simplistic, primitive cars you can work on. I say go for it
Get after it!!
Go for it bruh!
I had a big grin on my face this whole episode. It was great! Brandon seems to be such a nice guy, who wouldn't like him! Jay, as always you did a great job interviewing him and I always learn a thing or two each episode. As Brandon said at the end, "We live in quite the world". See you next time, and stay safe everyone.
It is always good to see youngsters get involved with cars older than their parents and grandparents!
Awesome to see a young fella getting into old cars, know an old guy up my way who in 1988 drove an early Ford from Lismore NSW to Canberra ACT for the bicentennial show, then drove it all the way back, believe it took 5 days each way, gotta love the dedication to do something like that, he still gets around in a bunch of old Ford's today, Rj in Oz
Thank you for continuing to produce these videos, and the depth of detail you get into
This man is a treasure. The more I watch this channel the more my respect grows for Jay. He’s slowly becoming a hero of mine. I’m a younger guy (30) seeing a even younger generation tinkering with automobiles and what not is even more amazing. Hats off!
Absolutely fascinating, what a nice young man. I'd love a model T. Wonderful entertainment. Great car. Wonderfully restored. Great job. John
It's so nice to see someone from a younger generation have a car like this and truly appreciate it.
Kudos to this kid. What a champ!
That is a cool car, now I want one!
I have a '20 T racer, modified with Rajo and Warford equipment, and tour in the southeast US. More fun than any other old car I've ever had.
The car is annoying to drive. You would just like this car in your garage, to look at. Not to drive.
@@writenamehere0000 do you have one? I've put 40,000 miles on one of mine, and about 10,000 on the other. Mind you, they're pretty tricked out but they're still genuine Model Ts, and a hell of a lot more fun than the late-model cars.
If there's a detractor to driving them, it's all the stupid idiots who have licenses and are driving, who really have no business driving.
No, now we need one.
Would you get as a pick up or coupe?
Best episode yet of the pandemic edition, in my opinion. We need more episodes like this one and the new yankee workshop style episodes. Plus major props to this kid who obviously loves really old cars, and wanted to get something unusual as a first car. And he didn't butcher it, no camber, no chrome 22" rim's, underglow, or a LS swap. Nope left the old girl the way she was ment to be original with minor touches in homage to the ratrods of the 40s & 50s.
19:55 "I'll sit in the trunk" Jay has to hold back his inner Italian
Brandon wore that denim jacket at the end on purpose! True fan of the show. 👍
I think he wore that whole "outfit" on purpose. I think it would have been a scream if Jay dressed the same way for the segment. But of course Jay doesn't have the hair!
It's so nice to see guests back on the show! I love this car. Brandon did a great job, too. This episode made me smile so much!
Different generations, same passion ! This is awesome ! Thanks Jay, take care !
Thanks Jay, it was very fun to watch. I like to see passionate young people. It remember me at this age without a lot of money but with a big desire to learn and experiment.
I always get weird looks too. as a 20 year old driving a 1915 model t ford hahah
Even taking it to the skatepark and stuff.
Good for you! I very often use a 1930 Model A coupe as a daily driver and I like to quote a bumper sticker I once saw......" More 'Smilage' to the gallon"! I'm sure you know the feeling.
You know, if I had a place to put it, I wouldn't mind having one of these just for the sake of it. It'd never be my daily driver of course (that's a Model 3). But I don't have a place to put one so it's irrelevant.
I employ a lot 30ish year old people. No passion. This kid has passion.
Did something for not much money. Was handed nothing but advice, got his hands dirty, made it work.
I will never give up on the USA and this kid gives me hope.
Fantastic episode... I'm a proud Dad and your hard work shows well Bran. Thank you Jay for your time and patience. Best of wishes to you, your crew and families for a safe and happy holiday...
Former neighbor had 2 of them in a special dual-garage house. Every Xmas he put out the 'truck' model with Xmas lights and a music player in front of his house. He moved out of the house into assisted living years ago. Xmas isn't the same without him. This episode helps push away some of the holiday blues this year.
That was a real nice gesture to allow the owner, Brandon, to come chat with him about his car; its one thing with the high profile guests: Ferrari collector David Lee, Peter Mullin, Camillo Pardo, and others but it is nice to see Jay let everyday people come by the garage and hang out.
Like everyone else, I believe this was one of the best episodes ever. Jay was just great and natural with this young man. The boy did look quite concerned as Jay drove off!
Always great to see younger people take interest in and love these old beasts👏
Thanks Jay for supporting the younger crowd they are our future to keeping classic cars alive . My son is 21 has a 82 Oldsmobile 98 Regency. It's not a Mustang or sought after car but he loves it and takes great pride in the car. We rebuilt the whole front end , did some interior work and other odds and ends . He loves bringing it to shows . Car gets alot of attention most everything in 80s rotted out in CNY he lights up when people asked about and say I had one. Christmas this year he received set of Crager mags he cant wait till spring to get them on. Thanks for all great videos and inspiring so many Jay.
I think I enjoyed this video more than some of the past ones. How much more real a car guy show can you get? I particularly like the idea of having younger adults showing off their projects for not ridiculous amounts of money. Get a few of these from time to time from jay. More please! Seeing jay reference that vanadium steel. Reason for it lasting so long is they have used that to make tools for years as well. You don't see metal like that used in cars these days where it will outlast not just the original owner but many generations of owners! Thanks jay and brandon!
My first actual experience working on a vehicle was when I was 12 in 1994 and that was my dad's 1942 WW2 Dodge ambulance that he traded an old Sears lawn tractor for. We spent about 4 years refreshing that huge inline 6 and pretty much everything else. Painted a big Mash Red cross on the sides and used it to haul our Harley's to local bike rallies and camped in. It was great.
This is one of my favorite shows of yours Jay. I hope more young people get it like this guy does.
I have a 23 T that sat outside for 80 years, I did 4 days of Handyman work for it, hoping to get it Running in next year. My Dad was born in 27 lost him in 01.Wish mine was a 27.Great Show Jay! Thank You for Bringing a Little Christmas Joy to me!
I love cars with great stories. I especially love when an old friend who has been in my living room for many years, tells these stories. Thank you Mr. Leno. This show is my favorite ever.
I think this is Jay at his absolute happiest. I love watching people passionately discuss what they love, even if I'm not going to buy a Model T 🤣
Can you even _imagine_ being that kid, and "Jay Leno Drove My Car" !!
Probably had to look at old RUclips clips to see who Jay Leno was 🙂
And if he ever wants to sell it, just include a link to this video in the Hemmings ad.
The back and forth between the two is fantastic! So relaxed and engaging!
I love that they're 5-decades apart, yet talking about the very same thing.
Times change, people don't
Just watched this and smiled the whole episode.
Great car and great young man.
Thanks Jay
Of all the cars that have been on this “ T “ is a real beauty !!
Hi, Jay, This young man is a very pleasant surprise, polite and informed about his car. I love the fact that he has built his T into a period Rat Rod, keeping the flat head 4 and not going overboard with it. as others have commented, that left headlight looks like it's about to fall off. Thanks so much for sharing, God Bless and stay safe.
What a great young man. Our future in cars is in good hands.
Kid did a great job. There is hope for our future!
Way to go Jay, bringing the young lads into the car hobby fold and showcasing their passion projects.
You can see Jay really loves cars with all his heart, and the people who love cars too. Thanks for sharing this Jay and Brandon, you are going places!
I would hope jay would offer his shop services to tighten that headlight, change the gas and maybe fix the ignition issue with it as a courtesy for using his car as a topic.
I think that googly headlight really makes the car. It is a model t.
Awesome that Jay showed us what true car guys are about and supporting the kids
Iconic piece of American history!
This video has a great natural feeling to it, really felt like 2 guys appreciating the car.
I was hoping for someone to pull up alongside and yell 'get a horse'.
🤣
LOL! yep!
I would have if I lived in LA and recognized Jay in that thing! LOL!
Kudos to Jay for giving this young man the exposure.
15:26 Jay references “Hefner”, which I suspect Young Brandon has no idea who he is however remains courteous to the white haired Blue Denim clad gentleman
He also made a reference to old Brylcreem ads which I am sure he didn’t understand - “a little dab will do ya”
@@bleeckerstblues With THAT hair, that kid would need a helluva lot more than just a 'dab' of Brylcreem!
A sensible young guy....gives me a bit of hope...
This is one of the best videos Jay has ever done, young enthusiasm plus its not had money thrown at it, would be great to get more young people on the show and sooo funny when its misfiring - hilarious
It's refreshing to see a young person these days taking their own path. Much luck to Brandon. Very likable. The car really does look like a classic "Bowery Boys" jalopy. The story goes that my Grandfather, in Brooklyn, NY, had a friend with one of these. He tried to teach him drive and they ended up crashing into the neighbors porch. From then on it was the subway for him!
I find it intriguing seeing the headlights rattle around as the car moves ;)
Finally someone who actually knows the car they brought. most people jay gets on this show buy the car and don't see it till it's finished respect to the dude
Brought back so many memories Jay - You and I are the same age and I remember in 1960 My father had bought a 1927 Model T and was rebuilding the engine. Had all of the engine parts laying on the garage floor spread out everywhere. Then put it all back together and still had some parts still on the floor and wasn't sure where they went. When he cranked it over it started right up - even with the engine parts he wasn't sure where they went it still ran. They were built to last in those days. Really enjoyed this episode. Merry Christmas
Planned obsolescence wasn't a thing in those days like it is now with most car companies. Now you can't even buy a $2,000 refrigerator and expect it to last 5 years smh.
@@corionh4775 Exactly - Remember how My Parents had a GE Vacuum Cleaner that they still used after over 40 years - still worked great. Also My Mother had a GE Washing Machine that lasted almost 20 years before it finally crapped out. Back in the 40's and 50's still made quality products - not today
This video brought me a lot of joy. Thanks Brandon and Jay.