I loved it I have a 1922 I've been working on for 7 years and almost done only have ruff idea on how to drive after seeing this I'm 10 times more excited to try it
There were 15 million made at any given point there are probably more than 1000 still in operation I would have a hard time believing there aren't, people tend to forget how big a million is. My neighbor drives his all the time and its been in his family for 4 generations and its not the only t i know of in town there are at least 3 in driving condition taken out during the summer i have seen besides his.
Enjoyed the video. We owned 3 T's in South Carolina, a 22, 26 and a 27. Retired to rural south Ecuador 12 years ago but sadly no T's were ever imported here. Thanks for the fun memories
99% seeing this dont realize no gas pedal throttle on steering wheel no gear shift Just 3 pedals on floor first pedal high low speed middle pedal is reverse right is braking and only actual brakes are rear wheels with hand brake its delicate Balance to slow down feather reverse and brake to slow panic mode is pulling hand brake .. plus old gal only has 30 hp .. starting is just as fun if you dont have electric start .. great video .. just slow down on those turns good way to bust spokes or tip over make sure to use marvel mystery oil in fuel helps lubricant everything plus stabil Keeps fuel fresh and marvel Keeps valves rings free awesome video thanks for posting 👍👍👍😅🤣😊
@@OneSpeedGarageAh, alright then. As a dad, I probably wouldn't react much different xD That being said, I've been in a pretty similar situation... "Oh, that light turns yellow, make that left turn quick..."
I just took a '74 LTD from scrapyard to daily driver and anything over 25 mph feels like it's gonna go sailing off into the sky. I can't imagine how this drives.
One nice thing about owning a Model T in this day and age is that only about .00000000000001% of the population has ANY idea whatsoever how to drive it. So you could basically leave it open and unlocked in your driveway and feel confident.
Idk if that guy was your dad, but that was the most dad response to a crash I've ever heard. No "glad you're ok" or "at least you didn't hit anything" Just calls you an idiot ❤
I've watched several of your videos today. Like what you are doing, appreciate the honesty ("it aint gonna gets done in two weeks"), you pick some great music, plus working on a T beside a junkyard LS. I'm convinced. New sub.
One thing I was told about a model T pickup by my great grandfather, Is they will kick out from underneath you if you go too fast turning, Even in damp weather. I was 16 at the time when he told me that.
@@OneSpeedGarage The pickup i talked about is a 1926 , And it was my great grandfathers and I inherited it when he died in 1996 at the age of 103. I think what he was getting at is they have more torque than horsepower and whenever I head into a turn, I slow way the hell down. people driving behind me get pissed off, But I don't care. I urge you to keep that beauty on the road. And I bid you good luck.
Not a modern car in how it drives! Better to hit the cushy pile of snow than a telephone pole, glad you and the car are ok! Probably could have been saved with a bit less speed an overcorrection..
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I loved it I have a 1922 I've been working on for 7 years and almost done only have ruff idea on how to drive after seeing this I'm 10 times more excited to try it
but yet no videos on your youtube...
@@Anime10100 not everyone is a youtuber? lmfao?
hey now
keep going man! you will get it
its crazy to think in 1965 there were probably still a few thousand of these ancient cars being driven by regular people
hell yeah
There were 15 million made at any given point there are probably more than 1000 still in operation
I would have a hard time believing there aren't, people tend to forget how big a million is. My neighbor drives his all the time and its been in his family for 4 generations and its not the only t i know of in town there are at least 3 in driving condition taken out during the summer i have seen besides his.
@@dylanmccallister1888 actually there are currently 300000 ford model t's still functioning around the world wild
Definitely one of those cars that feels a lot faster than it is
oh yeah
Despite how old that thing is it still boogies pretty good.
boogies pretty good is the best description yet.
@@OneSpeedGarage why thank you
Still jiggs rather swell!
that snow pile saved you! good thing you didn't hit the fire hydrant as well
what would have been worse? eating a pane glass windshield? or getting soaking wet?
Enjoyed the video. We owned 3 T's in South Carolina, a 22, 26 and a 27. Retired to rural south Ecuador 12 years ago but sadly no T's were ever imported here. Thanks for the fun memories
Hey thank you for watching love the feedback and im glad you enjoyed. Stay Safe!
Broskie be driftin a model T 😆 thats some badass stuff
oh shit man this had me laughing hahaha glad you enjoyed it
Did you know that fella in the white truck? First thing that comes to mind is Hey you OK need some help?
My old man! Check out some other videos he's a character!
He had a point tho 😂 glad you and the car are okay
@@OneSpeedGarageloved when he called you out over the snow.
you've got too see us work together its a show!@@danieldaniels7571
That absolutely sounds like something he would say. 😊
99% seeing this dont realize no gas pedal throttle on steering wheel no gear shift
Just 3 pedals on floor first pedal high low speed middle pedal is reverse right is braking and only actual brakes are rear wheels with hand brake its delicate
Balance to slow down feather reverse and brake to slow panic mode is pulling hand brake .. plus old gal only has 30 hp .. starting is just as fun if you dont have electric start .. great video .. just slow down on those turns good way to bust spokes or tip over make sure to use marvel mystery oil in fuel helps lubricant everything plus stabil
Keeps fuel fresh and marvel Keeps valves rings free awesome video thanks for posting 👍👍👍😅🤣😊
mah dude here knows his stuff thanks for watching! tell ya freinds
@@OneSpeedGarage tell him to slow it down on curves ... lmao 😂
When that pickup pulled over, I thought "How nice, he's going to ask if everything's OK"..
Nope - "Why did you go so fast? You're an idiot!" xD
Hahaha that's my dad. He's quick to temper and we argue like an old married couple. To some it seems harsh. This just how we communicate hahah
@@OneSpeedGarageAh, alright then. As a dad, I probably wouldn't react much different xD
That being said, I've been in a pretty similar situation... "Oh, that light turns yellow, make that left turn quick..."
@@AstraWerkeoh man u hit the nail on head
I just took a '74 LTD from scrapyard to daily driver and anything over 25 mph feels like it's gonna go sailing off into the sky. I can't imagine how this drives.
sometimes id like to sail off into the sky
on a dragon of course
One nice thing about owning a Model T in this day and age is that only about .00000000000001% of the population has ANY idea whatsoever how to drive it. So you could basically leave it open and unlocked in your driveway and feel confident.
exactly what I told my Oldman when he asked about a kill switch. if you can drive it take it just bring it back at some point hahah
@@OneSpeedGarageUsing a cell phone while driving one of these is basically impossible because you need 12 hands to actually drive it...
@@JustWasted3HoursHere truth
At this point just having a car with a clutch and manual transmission is a pretty good anti-theft device.
@@danieldaniels7571Very true. I was surprised to learn recently that not a single one of my coworkers knows how to drive a stick.
Idk if that guy was your dad, but that was the most dad response to a crash I've ever heard.
No "glad you're ok" or "at least you didn't hit anything"
Just calls you an idiot ❤
yep my father
I didn't expect it to be this fast on the streets. Nice ride has lots of potential.
clearly i didn't Aswell
@@OneSpeedGarage It's quick. 80-100 km/h is fast enough to get yourself offed lol
I've watched several of your videos today. Like what you are doing, appreciate the honesty ("it aint gonna gets done in two weeks"), you pick some great music, plus working on a T beside a junkyard LS. I'm convinced. New sub.
Most comments are funny, This comment means something. Thank you Friend! much love
One thing I was told about a model T pickup by my great grandfather, Is they will kick out from underneath you if you go too fast turning, Even in damp weather. I was 16 at the time when he told me that.
Well shit could've used that advice a few weeks ago
@@OneSpeedGarage The pickup i talked about is a 1926 , And it was my great grandfathers and I inherited it when he died in 1996 at the age of 103. I think what he was getting at is they have more torque than horsepower and whenever I head into a turn, I slow way the hell down. people driving behind me get pissed off, But I don't care. I urge you to keep that beauty on the road. And I bid you good luck.
I love this, I need me a Ford Model T, especially the pick-up!
get one lets bring em back!
@@OneSpeedGarage Heck ya!
The Model T takes on West Seneca in the snow! Nice!
hopefully soon she will be taking on the atv/creek trails!
Awesome video. You need a beaver bomber hat and a set of goggles driving that around here.
im on it
great song choice
thanks man
4:03 I thought that guy was stopping to help but he just wanted to call you an idiot OUCH
My father. Yea beaut
Muito legal !
Like 301
Brazil - Rio de Janeiro
YES much love tell your friends
Cool car!
thanks man shes growing on me even tho she can be fussy
Damn, I love this beauty! What year is it?
1927 Ford model t Tudor made in Canada
sweet!
Oh yeah!
Damn, I guess it caught you slacking. Didn't look like anything was damaged?
no damage to car. I was a bit shook up.
I loved the part where you recovered!! It was close but what a nice job!!
No damage, the snow back pre-Collison was tall too at least 3.5 feet. My dad was in the Ford Dually and he said I was on 2 wheels. Rims are strong!
I replied already oops I'm new at this thank you guys for showing interest, this is really cool!
@@OneSpeedGarage haha that's alright!
Why did you even over correct it looked like it was going fine tip you whipped it right
dun no over excited i guess
Wow it moves
At a snails pace
What year is it
2024
I hope you’re not storing that irreplaceable relic outside! 😮
im enriching the patina
Not a modern car in how it drives! Better to hit the cushy pile of snow than a telephone pole, glad you and the car are ok! Probably could have been saved with a bit less speed an overcorrection..
I agree! Thanks for checking it out !
Ok, I didn't know there was a long video.
I'm all out of sorts and new at this. Bare with me
@@OneSpeedGarage
Who's the guy in the white pick up ?
@@phillipthethird42 my oldman lol
@@OneSpeedGarage
I just had the feeling it was.
Hehe :) nice vid
thank you sir
Hit ice?
naw dude been clean for years, you should get help tho
needs some new tires by the looks of it
Yes. And underpants
😂😂😂😂😂
wud up cuz
thats why i dont date women my age---tooo much fussin--not much performance
love it
That man has to been your dad 😂😂😂
ya crazy old fuck made me and wonders why im so fucked up