Hey guys, Scott and Frankers sent me. Can't believe I've not found the show earlier, watched a couple of episodes so far and really looking forward to binge watching the back catalogue of content.
Jim and Matt, what a beautiful old shop! I took Scott’s (CWM) recommendation to check your channel out. I wish you both all the success in the world. Best wishes from Vermont USA.
My grandmother, born in 1920, had her own Model T…similar to your model….when she was young….She took lots of pictures of her in it, and her trips around the Northwest states. She drove it everywhere…I had no idea it was so tricky to drive….I admire her even more💗💕
Love those stories about early driving. One of my favorites was my Dad's description of dragging a New Model T down the Bow River Falls in Banff Alberta in the 1920s for a scene in a Hollywood movie.
Linda.. It would be really cool if you could upload a slideshow of the pics of your grandmother and her T to RUclips. I’m sure we would all love to see them.
Good afternoon my fellow patriots Scott from coldwarmotors sent me I’m glad to be able to have found your channel and to be able to view your wonderful content that I’m anticipating to watch Jim you are truly awesome you’re very funny and you make your appearances on Cold War motors very appealing thank you very much your favorite for an agent from Fort Lauderdale Florida United States of America
Really liking this channel. Came here from CWM which is great also. I could listen to Jim explain technical stuff all day. One small suggestion. The audio is a bit echoey. Maybe some personal microphones instead of the one on the camera. 100 years from now someone will be digging around and say "Oh, here is a 100 year old RUclips video. Remember that?" Lol.. BTW why is that guys underwear size different from his pant size?
There is a picture of my Grandmother holding my Father as a baby standing behind a Model T. My dad wore a size 8 shoe. Maybe everyone born in the 1920 had small feet. I have heard rumors that Big Foot really wears a size 10 D. The Model T would be fun, but in my part of the world, if you happen to drive into the wrong neighborhoods (especially at night), the T wouldn't give you enough escape power to get out of trouble. I really like the garage. I have subscribed.
@@joanmurdock3197 Definitely gerbils. "herd of turtles" hits the ear and tongue both MUCH differently. I mean, unless you pronounce it like "hoid of toitles", but that's quite a ways off (both linguistically and geographically) from his accent. :P
Hey! It's Scott's buddy Jim, from Cold War Motors! Great video guys and a really nice car. Thanks for not covering up the sound of the exhaust with B.S. music.
Hi - Nice coupe model T. We have just started to finsh my father in laws similar car-he is 95, and started to restore it in 1956 ! We do restore model A & T here in Denmark, where we had a huge assembly line since 1919. Keep up the good job Lars Legaard
It must have been quite astonishing to experience riding in one of these when it was new. Probably a lot of horses on the roads then still. My gran (born 1902) probably remembered her first ride.
Well hello there, guys!!! Scott from CWM recommended this channel, and when I heard Agent Jim was part of it, I HAD TO subscribe!! Cheers from Argentina!
This has been one of my all-time favorite cars since I was in grade school in the 1960s! It was one of the cars I would be drawing in my notebook when I was supposed to be listening to the teacher. Love em stock/original, but if done with good style and taste, they can make incredibly cool street rods and customs. As with any of the old Fords I much prefer them with the fenders on and roof un-chopped and original.
Hey guys... Scott bullied me into subscribing so here I am. ;) Great. Now I have another good channel to go look through all the past episodes. It's a good thing I'm too lazy to go work on my own stuff! Cheers.
I just saw a short video on Tic Tok and its showed a brand new Ford Truck off the show room floor basically, and the back wheel was making a strange noise and the axle was moving in and out just a bit. So a mechanic looked at the rear brakes and the rotors looked kind of scored up, and the brake pad was worn right out. They were able to move the axle in and out just a bit. So they took a look at the rear differential and the clip was missing of the axle and a part of the axle had broken off but their were no parts torn up inside the rear end. I was shocked to see such a thing! I never seen this in my life the mechanic was shocked as well. I made a statement on the post and said, " I don't think I'll ever be buying a Ford again." The were lucky the truck had rear rotors, if they had just drum brakes the axle would've come clean off the truck.
Thanks that was very nice ride along makes me want to get my 1930 coupe safety checked and on the road, maybe i should finish putting it together. This car was last on the road in 1960 .
Imagine driving cross county, or one province to another! Let alone heavy rain at night out of town! Gald you guys took us all out and about in that lovely Ford. What a time machine.
Well that was fun! When I was growing up in the 60's, we had a neighbor who had a collection of old cars. He and his wife had the costumes to go with them. When they were giving guests rides we could hear them coming down the street. We would run to the road and yell "Honk your horn" He always obliged. They had different sounds. Does the car have a horn? Please honk the horns. :)
I liked the fast motion at the end but I saw a vintage factory film at the Henry Ford museum with the wheels being put together on the assembly line and the guy was moving almost as fast tossing the spokes in there and bolting it all up!
Beautiful car! I just found your channel and it’s awesome! Beautiful shop as well. THANK YOU for not following the lead of many car channels and mixing in crappy canned hard rock music into the video. Nice to hear the actual car, and hear the hosts
Nice “T”. 100 years ago these things were everywhere , and not just in N America. When you think about it, ( maybe except for the horse which these things obsoleted) there really hasn’t been anything else so widely accepted and used.
That was very cool to see, one time when I was like 19 or 20 about 45 years ago, I was working with a plumbing company, we went to a home to do some repairs and they had a 1915 touring roadster in their basement, it used to be a drive in garage, but they had parked the car and bricked up the wall, it was cool as hell, the car was all original and looked great. I wouldn't cut that one up, I would only change the running gear and put a V-8 flathead in it. 😂
Hi ya someone named Scott said to check out your channel, at first I did not believed him until Frankers backed him up. So when you all see Frankers give her a good ole rub for vouched for yuinz. I liked what I saw so I am subscribed looking forward to your next vid.
I've built me an old 79 dodge flat bed truck, it's just an old truck to drive and not be like the crowd. It rides rough, nothing fancy but that's what makes it so much fun. Like your old Ford, rough riding and noisy by today's standards, but fun to drive and experience.
The best thing happened to me on this day, a normal work day and I find this car in the garage where I am working 😍 Also has the 1911 MARMON WASP TRIBUTE TO: RAY HARROUN (Winner) 1911 INDY 500 (1ST RACE)
You were mentioning that the "Ford Diary" was for 100 years ago. That really hit me when you passed a recent Ford pickup. 100 years ago people bought Ford cars. Now, they tend to buy Ford trucks. That's probably the most surprising development automotively, in the last 100 years for me!
These are fantastic cars. They will flex 90degrees axel to axel. Serious off road chops for a car, They were as good as any car on the road at that time.
Some old car hoarder named Scott told me I should subscribe so here I am subscribing since I myself is a old car hoarder LOL!! Anyway been watching CWM forever and he mentioned your channel so I thought I would check it out
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So that's what they're supposed to look like! Cheers, gentlemen... Hope to get together soon!
Drag race?!? Lol.
how far are you scott from the their shop
Video idea. Back to back with your T and this one. Followed your instructions and glad I found this channel.
WOW, My Grandfather's name was Chestley Strong. Mother was the 2nd born of 17! Subbed as per CWM and good to Jim in a longer segment. Thanks Boys!!!
Hey guys, Scott and Frankers sent me. Can't believe I've not found the show earlier, watched a couple of episodes so far and really looking forward to binge watching the back catalogue of content.
Jim and Matt, what a beautiful old shop! I took Scott’s (CWM) recommendation to check your channel out. I wish you both all the success in the world. Best wishes from Vermont USA.
My grandmother, born in 1920, had her own Model T…similar to your model….when she was young….She took lots of pictures of her in it, and her trips around the Northwest states. She drove it everywhere…I had no idea it was so tricky to drive….I admire her even more💗💕
Love those stories about early driving. One of my favorites was my Dad's description of dragging a New Model T down the Bow River Falls in Banff Alberta in the 1920s for a scene in a Hollywood movie.
Linda.. It would be really cool if you could upload a slideshow of the pics of your grandmother and her T to RUclips. I’m sure we would all love to see them.
Scott sent me ! So here i am ! I’m a vintage Ford guy as well,looking forward to following the channel. Good luck guys! Beautiful T by the way!
Good afternoon my fellow patriots Scott from coldwarmotors sent me I’m glad to be able to have found your channel and to be able to view your wonderful content that I’m anticipating to watch Jim you are truly awesome you’re very funny and you make your appearances on Cold War motors very appealing thank you very much your favorite for an agent from Fort Lauderdale Florida United States of America
Really liking this channel. Came here from CWM which is great also. I could listen to Jim explain technical stuff all day. One small suggestion. The audio is a bit echoey. Maybe some personal microphones instead of the one on the camera. 100 years from now someone will be digging around and say "Oh, here is a 100 year old RUclips video. Remember that?" Lol.. BTW why is that guys underwear size different from his pant size?
There is a picture of my Grandmother holding my Father as a baby standing behind a Model T. My dad wore a size 8 shoe. Maybe everyone born in the 1920 had small feet. I have heard rumors that Big Foot really wears a size 10 D.
The Model T would be fun, but in my part of the world, if you happen to drive into the wrong neighborhoods (especially at night), the T wouldn't give you enough escape power to get out of trouble. I really like the garage. I have subscribed.
"And away we go like a herd of gerbils!" My sides are officially in orbit.
Did he say, gerbils? I thought he said turtles. lol
@@joanmurdock3197 Definitely gerbils. "herd of turtles" hits the ear and tongue both MUCH differently.
I mean, unless you pronounce it like "hoid of toitles", but that's quite a ways off (both linguistically and geographically) from his accent. :P
Hey! It's Scott's buddy Jim, from Cold War Motors! Great video guys and a really nice car. Thanks for not covering up the sound of the exhaust with B.S. music.
Love those old pamphlets, manuals, and catalogs. Like most things, the illustrations and printing quality was so much better back then
Beautiful car, Scott CWM sent us over. He wants to know if this T was as good as his?
I really dont want to tell him the truth. 🤣 Great job 2x👍
Hi - Nice coupe model T. We have just started to finsh my father in laws similar car-he is 95, and started to restore it in 1956 !
We do restore model A & T here in Denmark, where we had a huge assembly line since 1919. Keep up the good job Lars Legaard
Great shop. Love the T. Glad Scott recommended your channel.
It must have been quite astonishing to experience riding in one of these when it was new. Probably a lot of horses on the roads then still. My gran (born 1902) probably remembered her first ride.
Hello uys. I am enjoying your channel.. Thank you for sharing. Be well.
Scott sent me.So happy for you guys,doing great work.Just more to enjoy.Thanks.
that was fun to watch!!!
Barn Door Garage - Now I see it! She's a beaut! Good runner, too! Thank you for your work, Team #StrongsGarage!
Scott sent me over it’s like meeting old friends. Great work gentleman love the content I’ve watch all the vlogs now up to date.
I thought the 1922 Ford diary was cool, that was the year my dad was born. Loved going along for the ride.
Well hello there, guys!!! Scott from CWM recommended this channel, and when I heard Agent Jim was part of it, I HAD TO subscribe!!
Cheers from Argentina!
All I can say is Thank Goodness for the Model A. It is beautiful. You are right. They drive like no other car.
New subscriber. Some Canadian hermit and fellow Model T owner with a black poodle sent me. Cheers!
What a cool shop! What a nice T! Enjoyed it. Cheers gentlemen!
What a wonderful car, it seems a bit loud though haha. I found you through Cold War Motors and have subscribed. I wish you great success.
Came over and subbed after Scott told me about you channel, Now i just have to watch all your vids.
Cheers, Jeff.
This has been one of my all-time favorite cars since I was in grade school in the 1960s!
It was one of the cars I would be drawing in my notebook when I was supposed to be listening to the teacher. Love em stock/original, but if done with good style and taste, they can make incredibly cool street rods and customs. As with any of the old Fords I much prefer them with the fenders on and roof un-chopped and original.
Guys, I mean this with all respect because I LOVE SCTV. Your channel reminds me of a SCTV skit. I love it.
Scott and Frankers sent me here , Hi from the Great White North.
Hey guys... Scott bullied me into subscribing so here I am. ;)
Great. Now I have another good channel to go look through all the past episodes.
It's a good thing I'm too lazy to go work on my own stuff!
Cheers.
Just over from CWMotors..will start with this video and work my way back. Fun times!!! Thanks
I just saw a short video on Tic Tok and its showed a brand new Ford Truck off the show room floor basically, and the back wheel was making a strange noise and the axle was moving in and out just a bit. So a mechanic looked at the rear brakes and the rotors looked kind of scored up, and the brake pad was worn right out. They were able to move the axle in and out just a bit. So they took a look at the rear differential and the clip was missing of the axle and a part of the axle had broken off but their were no parts torn up inside the rear end. I was shocked to see such a thing! I never seen this in my life the mechanic was shocked as well. I made a statement on the post and said, " I don't think I'll ever be buying a Ford again." The were lucky the truck had rear rotors, if they had just drum brakes the axle would've come clean off the truck.
Very nice Model T, I also came over from Cold War Motors, Jim can put those wheels together fast!, looks like a great channel too!
Hello Strong's Garage, I was asked to come and Join the crew over here from Coldwar Motors So here i AM Great now less time to get work done lol
Thanks that was very nice ride along makes me want to get my 1930 coupe safety checked and on the road, maybe i should finish putting it together. This car was last on the road in 1960 .
Scott sent me over. As of this second I am your newest subscriber. Now I’ll have to play catch-up with your videos. 👍
CWM sent me looking forward to the content. Cheers!
Scott & Frankers sent me over. Cheers
Beautiful car! Thanks for the demo drive, you guys are a real hoot.
Imagine driving cross county, or one province to another! Let alone heavy rain at night out of town! Gald you guys took us all out and about in that lovely Ford. What a time machine.
This is almost better than The Red Green Show. Love you guys!
Well that was fun! When I was growing up in the 60's, we had a neighbor who had a collection of old cars. He and his wife had the costumes to go with them. When they were giving guests rides we could hear them coming down the street. We would run to the road and yell "Honk your horn" He always obliged. They had different sounds. Does the car have a horn? Please honk the horns. :)
What a beaty! Thanks for the ride! Btw, coming here from Alex's channel and subscribed. :-)
Pretty sharp T there, thanks for sharing.
I liked the fast motion at the end but I saw a vintage factory film at the Henry Ford museum with the wheels being put together on the assembly line and the guy was moving almost as fast tossing the spokes in there and bolting it all up!
Love when your on cold war motors so this is perfect!! Subscribed 😃
nice coldwars project 👌 nice work Strongs grage
What a sweetheart that one is.
Coldwarmotors sent me best wishes from Columbus Ohio USA 👍❤️🇺🇸
Outstanding
Great car guys love the garage set up cheers from the UK
Love those Model T Coupes, looks like your driving a phone booth.
Great shop, keep up the good work! Scott sent me here!
These guys are fun to watch.
Great old car and a superb restoration.
What a lovely example, thanks guys, nice work.
good job
That T is a real beauty. Oh yah.
That car is freaking gorgeous!!!!
Beautiful car! I just found your channel and it’s awesome! Beautiful shop as well. THANK YOU for not following the lead of many car channels and mixing in crappy canned hard rock music into the video. Nice to hear the actual car, and hear the hosts
realy nice car nice restore. no cell phone trying to drive that girl. cheers guys.
Nice “T”. 100 years ago these things were everywhere , and not just in N America. When you think about it, ( maybe except for the horse which these things obsoleted) there really hasn’t been anything else so widely accepted and used.
I also subscribed on Scotts recommendation. Cool shop and content.
That was very cool to see, one time when I was like 19 or 20 about 45 years ago, I was working with a plumbing company, we went to a home to do some repairs and they had a 1915 touring roadster in their basement, it used to be a drive in garage, but they had parked the car and bricked up the wall, it was cool as hell, the car was all original and looked great. I wouldn't cut that one up, I would only change the running gear and put a V-8 flathead in it. 😂
..hi Jim...hi Matt.....Scott sent me.....looks like I've got some catching up to do........cheers.....
keep putting out content! go deep on a specific repair.. explain it... the tech of these older eras is fading... share... infinite content!!
Great job on the wheels! I really like that dealer style pinstripe too.
awesome car--thank you for sharing
Great ride! Some nut with a poodle sent me here!!
Great looking model T, you guys certainly know your Ford stuff.
KEWL CAR .... I couldnt drive it but really pretty car ...
Great car well done
Hi ya someone named Scott said to check out your channel, at first I did not believed him until Frankers backed him up. So when you all see Frankers give her a good ole rub for vouched for yuinz.
I liked what I saw so I am subscribed looking forward to your next vid.
Just another Scott-sent new nerdy subbie here. Thanks for the work You put into sharing, guys! Cheers.
I've built me an old 79 dodge flat bed truck, it's just an old truck to drive and not be like the crowd.
It rides rough, nothing fancy but that's what makes it so much fun.
Like your old Ford, rough riding and noisy by today's standards, but fun to drive and experience.
So shiny, very nice. Sounds like a lawn mower, really loud. 🤫
Thanks for sharing . Beautiful car.🙂
Scott at Cold war Motors said to come over and give you guys another sub, That T looks great. Looks like you guys are doing great.
Love the pinstripes.Very elegant.Great stuff guys!
I have a '25 Touring on the backburner... Love Model Ts!
The best thing happened to me on this day, a normal work day and I find this car in the garage where I am working 😍 Also has the 1911 MARMON WASP
TRIBUTE TO:
RAY HARROUN (Winner)
1911 INDY 500 (1ST RACE)
Scott sent me over, good luck guys.
yep! Scott was right! Great video! Thanks and a tip a the old shapo to ye!
Really awesome car,thanks for the ride!
I love that car! It looks awesome! Thanks for the drive!
Than Scott for the heads-up I'm a lifer
You were mentioning that the "Ford Diary" was for 100 years ago. That really hit me when you passed a recent Ford pickup. 100 years ago people bought Ford cars. Now, they tend to buy Ford trucks. That's probably the most surprising development automotively, in the last 100 years for me!
Really nice to see you making a wooden spoked wheel for a Model T at the end!
Very nice. Keep up the good work.
Awesome! Going to do to your channel what I did to CWM, Binge watch all of them!
These are fantastic cars. They will flex 90degrees axel to axel. Serious off road chops for a car, They were as good as any car on the road at that time.
Some old car hoarder named Scott told me I should subscribe so here I am subscribing since I myself is a old car hoarder LOL!! Anyway been watching CWM forever and he mentioned your channel so I thought I would check it out
Beautiful car and nice video! This makes me miss my Model T.
I love it. She's a real head turner. Looks and sounds great.
How fancy them having a bevel on the rear view mirror.
Woooo! Looking forward to the wheel video in full. 👍
So no plans to swap in a 429 cobra jet I assume? Love it! Restored like that or “loved” like Scott’s they are the bees knees.
Howdy! Came over from Coldwar....so far it looks awesome
Very cool you guys, I came to you via CWM. I'll be a regular here.
You guys are great!! Your videos are a little respite from a weary world…
Scott from ColdWarMotors sent me here. Subscribed :)