Giving a 1956 Ford Thunderbird A New Lease On Life...First DRIVE In YEARS!
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
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In today's video, I continue working on a 1956 Ford Thunderbird that was recently acquired by a friend of our from an estate sale. It's an all-original ONE OWNER car with a little over 50k miles on it. It's also a very well optioned car, definitely not something you come across very often. After getting the car running off of filling the carburetor float bowl, it's time to dive deeper and get it moving under its own power. I'll be doing a TON of service work, including getting the original carburetor refurbished, replace the tires, re-do the entire fuel system, and more! Lots of things to do, replace and check over before it's ready, it's time to breathe new life into this baby bird! This will be a fun one to work on! Enjoy the video!
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I really love the styling of these 50s Thunderbirds. Nice find
Those tires look incredible Kyle! Big fan of whitewalls (especially the thin stripe style). Looking forward to more progress on this T-Bird.
Awesome video... learned a lot. I inherited my dad's 56 T-Bird also no tranny cooler lines, I had no idea it has an intake port for air. Great job!
Beautiful 😍
Such a beautiful car 🚙
This car reminds me a lot of your grandfathers car just cause it’s white I guess I believe his was a Lincoln tho !! Man I miss that guy a lot .
Kyle, I've been watching you since 2009. Your content just gets better and better!
Same here. Love your content as always Kyle. Keep it up.
I just realized that 56 must be a very early one, 56 have cooling lines from radiator for the tranny. Only 55 have air cooled. I have owned about 6 of these birds over the years, they are the best car and value out there
The T-bird is a beauty! You definitely don’t see 1950s T-bird‘s rolling around. I’m definitely looking forward to more contact on this car 👍.
nice video, the intake manifold being open during your video was making me nervous
fantastic Video, Thank you! Unfortunaely i had very bad experiences with theese new china fuel Pumps. They seem to last about two weeks. If your car doesnt run anymore, get your old Pump rebuild.
Yor videos are satisfying to watch
Nice 🥰
A little work and waiting is worth it I just had a new water pump and therma stat put in my 99 doge ram 1500 wheel chair van before the new year they both went out about the same time after it rolled over 64 thousand miles no problems with the engine or transmission runs good not the easiest to replace parts everything is tight under the hood the doge ram van from 96 up to 2002 I've always liked the ones from the 80s not so much that's just me good luck with the car good video
Fiu fiu, super, klasyczne i ładne auto
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Restore the car's underbody!
Why did you tear the trunk mat up. Such a shamed
It was already crumbled in many places, and it was dry rotted. Unfortunately there was no saving it.
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Excellent video and a T-Bird time capsule. Love the tachometer. 😊👍
In love with this car....thanks for giving It a new life and the opportunity to break some necks even nowadays....Good video! 😉👍🏼
Thanks Kyle I've been a subscriber for a few years when you had a Saab and you fixed your grandpas car
Since the wheels were red and the steering wheel appears to be red, the car was probably Fiesta Red.
As a 1950’s Ford registered technician, you get my endorsement. 👍
wow does she ever start and drive nice after you fixed her up awsome video kyle thumbs up and shared
Glad you got this 56 thunderbird a new lease bro not bad at all
hows life kyle
are you doing to rebuild that t-bird ford 1956 engine and transmission just asking my friend
My favorite car
HAPPY 2023👍
Bonito coche de los años 50.
Nice!! 🙂
Yes whitewalls are a must.
Good looking TBird there, Kyle, do you still have that red 95 power stroke F350
Can someone explain me why the back wheels at 17:59 rolled when the engine started? Is that normal?
Nice T-Bird, as always I enjoy your presentations. Very worthy of restoration 👍.
It looks like new!
Beautiful car! Great job!
That’s so awesome
Good luck 👍