Hey Matt & Mike I was almost crying to see this car coming into the light of day. One of my greatest regreats is that I sold my 46 ford coupe before joining the Army in 1966. If I could get this car at the right price I would be making a road trip to Pa. But I know it is going to pull way more than I can afford. Thanx for the video. And thanx for helpping Karl do the clean out, You guys Rock ! Be safe and well
Mike, you need this car...I had a 47 with a 302 and C4 and 9" rear with parallel leafs. Solid beam front axel and 70s power steering. In 1979 my wife and two kids put 7500 miles on it in 2 months, driving all over the United States. 😀
Great to see you guys out in the '34. Liked that Ford, though. The 302 Windsor in my dad's old Australian Failane. Great sound great reliability, respectable power for its day. Great first project for someone.
Great work once again! I am currently working on a 1946 Ford Business Coupe hot rod that was last on the road in the seventies. I will send some pics through FB so you can see it and haver a good laugh!
It was interesting to see the fenders and front grille put together without putting it all together on the floor and installing it to the car as one piece as some do. Looks good.
'34 running and driving, sounds great, and when you pulled it out of the garage that stance hit me right between the eyes! Really looks good- Ggreat work Matt!!
This takes me back to 1964. I bought a 47 Deluxe coupe from a friend for $50.00 that was also Honduras maroon with primer on it. I dropped in a 56 Chrysler Hemi with dual fours. Never finished it and sold it 21 years later. Wish I’d kept it.
The ''34 is looking sweet going down the road, I had a chance to buy a '46 coupe with a a Oldsmobile motor a few years ago and let it slip through my fingers, I have kicked myself in the ass every day since, I enjoyed the video as usual, Freddie out ,!
Matt& Mike You guys are really the BEST! thank you for helping out with Carls collection. These days not many people are willing to lend a hand, Im in Jersey and if the 47 is not what floats Mikes boat I would be more than interested! Thanks again.
Good job it was reverse and not forward. You fellas were lucky. It's great that you are helping carl out. Too often it's left too late and non car type family members are left trying to make sense of it all. Mart.
Morning Matt & Mike, it's great what you are doing for Carl, I see a pattern here, car guy's with a decent size shop packed with projects, sometimes more than one man can accomplish(unless you are Matt), hopefully Mike will pick this car up, put it back together, get it running & driving, move it on to someone looking for a late 40's street rod. You guy's keep up the great work!!
I was born in 1947 so I would LOVE to have that car. But, I don't have the money or the resources to fix it up like I would like... Hope it goes to a good home
That 46 Coupe is on my bucket list. I did do a frame off on a 41 Chevy 2 door sedan. 355 ci with 4speed. Would love that one if it were closer to east Tx and of course at a really reasonable price. It would have been a great stable mate for the 54Ford pick up I did in the mid 70s. Someone is going to have a great cruiser with all the now available newer parts.
I have a '46 Coupe and drove it today! Was Hot Rodded in 1970 by a guy in Iowa- I freshened it up some put pretty much left it as built by him- made it way to East and now in MI-
Hey Matt ,We're doing a 1948 Ford Coupe Gasser right now on that car there is a large stamped aluminum floor panel that takes in part of the floor board and the toe board that is removable to access the trans and master cyl , etc I bet if you look around the shop it maybe there ,It doesent look like it belongs to the car when you spot it
My friend had a '47 Merc. Coupe Matador Red and a small block Chevy bolted to the original trans through an adapter. Back then transes were about $15.00 each and he went through a few.👍✌️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Neutral Safety Switch? Anxious to see the '41 Convertible and the '52/'53 Courier sedan delivery. Nice job of reassembly. Someone is going to take that one home soon.
My high school had a 48 two door sedan that was used for drivers ed through the 50s. I remember when they had a property auction in the sixties and it sold for $100. The auctioneer had a hard time getting anyone to bid. I loved that car
Ohio used those aluminum waffle pattern plates in '49 and '50 that I know of, I used to have a '49 one back when I was collecting license plates as a kid.
C'mon Mike, buy this beauty ! Ya know that you want it, ya know everything about it, ya know how sweet it could be with your vision of it... .. And you know how cool 😎 you'll look driving her. Yup, "HER", she just became your object of desire ! HAA HA ! Great video today you guys, I wish that I could have seen the look of all 3 of your faces when she fired up and jumped into reverse. Holy Cow ! That was hilarious, but only because no one got hurt ! WOAH HO HO HOLD IT ! HAA! Love it. Ok guys, I certainly hope that y'all have a great rest of your day. Boy ! Mike would look awesome driving that beauty, and I think that she likes him too. ❤😂Haa ha ha. Take care guys.
Sold my 46 back in 1980 for $300.00 before heading from Pa. To Wyoming to weld pipe. Bought a 38 Chrysler royal while I was out there brought it back 8mos later.ive since sold it too. Two big regrets .both cars SOLID AS THE DAY THEY WERE MADE
I will never understand why so many people take a running, solid car apart and this one's a nice car at that, then walk away. Marketplace is full of these life got in the way projects of all ages and in various states of disassembly. A couple weeks work and this Ford is back on the road where it belongs. A great driver it would be .....and it's a Ford in a Ford ......and that's cool...... and that's coming from a Chevy guy.
That is the Kind of Car a person will always regret not Buying , it already has a modern drive train for reliability all is really needs would be Disc brakes on the front and finishing inside , I love the outside the way it is Mike should grab it now or always regret missing out on it
I hope Mike is okay. He said the dolly hit his ankle. Probably left some black and blue. The 47 is a beauty. I like the seats, but not for this car. All the best to Carl. It can't be easy letting his cars go.
Hey Matt & Mike
I was almost crying to see this car coming into the light of day.
One of my greatest regreats is that I sold my 46 ford coupe before joining the Army in 1966.
If I could get this car at the right price I would be making a road trip to Pa.
But I know it is going to pull way more than I can afford.
Thanx for the video.
And thanx for helpping Karl do the clean out, You guys Rock !
Be safe and well
Matt/Mike thank you for being so kind and gentle and honoring of Karl. It's a pleasure in this day! Love the channel. Thanks for sharing.
I'm truly amazed of the wide variety of knowledge for cars that were made B-4 you were born! Parts Identifications and applications.
My Dad had a '46 coupe when he was high school, I always smile when I see one of those 46 or 47 fords and wonder where the car my Dad had ended up.
Family hot rod for Mike!
Mike, you need this car...I had a 47 with a 302 and C4 and 9" rear with parallel leafs. Solid beam front axel and 70s power steering. In 1979 my wife and two kids put 7500 miles on it in 2 months, driving all over the United States. 😀
Great to see you guys out in the '34. Liked that Ford, though. The 302 Windsor in my dad's old Australian Failane. Great sound great reliability, respectable power for its day. Great first project for someone.
another old gold find awesome!!!
Excellent fun,thank you both
Nothing like a little excitement! Great you guys are helping Carl out. Nice to see things passed on to folks that will appreciate them!
Mike .... do it .... you know you want too 😎
I have to give you cudos for being willing to help out these older hot rodders get rid of their stash. Lots of time and work.
Great work once again! I am currently working on a 1946 Ford Business Coupe hot rod that was last on the road in the seventies. I will send some pics through FB so you can see it and haver a good laugh!
I'm happy to see you now driving the 34 ford
WHAT A COOL CAR.. glad to see its not all junked up with a chevy motor
My first car was a ‘46 Super Deluxe Coupe painted that same color. Brings back memories.
cool little beer hauler for mike
Hey guys, good to see you. Keep up the good work. Born in 47, like the Ford. Life's good.
Thank you for watching Richard!
Hi
That's nice to see you helping the old man!
I had a dream a few months back about a red car crashing thru a wall and going into a park. Very nice car!
Love that grill!
It's really nice that Matt/Mike, has been helping out Carl.
When you guys pulled the '47 out, I said "This is a good Rod for Mike!"
Guy’s, thanks for helping Karl out and preserving the classics. As an old USArmy veteran I salute you👍🇺🇸🤙😃
It was interesting to see the fenders and front grille put together without putting it all together on the floor and installing it to the car as one piece as some do. Looks good.
'34 running and driving, sounds great, and when you pulled it out of the garage that stance hit me right between the eyes! Really looks good- Ggreat work Matt!!
Thanks Scott! I’m so pumped on the stance of the 34!
This takes me back to 1964. I bought a 47 Deluxe coupe from a friend for $50.00 that was also Honduras maroon with primer on it. I dropped in a 56 Chrysler Hemi with dual fours. Never finished it and sold it 21 years later. Wish I’d kept it.
Good to see her out on the road. Mike sounds like he's excited too!
Matt and Mike, how great you two are for helping out. Its sad to see when a man has to let a dream go, but it will soon be a new dream for another.
Get it Mike! Could be a fun driver hot rod! I bet you could make it awesome for not much and have some fun!
The ''34 is looking sweet going down the road, I had a chance to buy a '46 coupe with a a Oldsmobile motor a few years ago and let it slip through my fingers, I have kicked myself in the ass every day since, I enjoyed the video as usual, Freddie out ,!
Cool old Ford, I bet Carl will enjoy having some extra space back.
I had a '47 two door sedan with a 331 Chrysler Hemi back in the day. A real fun ride. Talk about a sleeper ‼️👍✌️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Mike do it!! They can have a great visual appearance!
47 coupe , one of my long list of favorites ;)
That will make someone a nice car .always loved the 46-48 Fords those cars had the prettiest dashboards ever would love to have that one
Matt& Mike You guys are really the BEST! thank you for helping out with Carls collection. These days not many people are willing to lend a hand, Im in Jersey and if the 47 is not what floats Mikes boat I would be more than interested! Thanks again.
What a great car, the ideas for it are spinning around in my mind. Great job!!
Wow, that start up was EXCITING 🤣
Good job it was reverse and not forward. You fellas were lucky. It's great that you are helping carl out. Too often it's left too late and non car type family members are left trying to make sense of it all. Mart.
Morning Matt & Mike, it's great what you are doing for Carl, I see a pattern here, car guy's with a decent size shop packed with projects, sometimes more than one man can accomplish(unless you are Matt), hopefully Mike will pick this car up, put it back together, get it running & driving, move it on to someone looking for a late 40's street rod. You guy's keep up the great work!!
I was born in 1947 so I would LOVE to have that car. But, I don't have the money or the resources to fix it up like I would like... Hope it goes to a good home
Another solid car that’s been in storage and can be a great car with a little time, great video. Kevin
great video, go fo it Mike.
Mike’s new ride!
Thanks for the video Matt, hope to meet you some day. You are doing a great job moving old collections along
Thanks Frank!
That 46 Coupe is on my bucket list. I did do a frame off on a 41 Chevy 2 door sedan. 355 ci with 4speed. Would love that one if it were closer to east Tx and of course at a really reasonable price. It would have been a great stable mate for the 54Ford pick up I did in the mid 70s. Someone is going to have a great cruiser with all the now available newer parts.
As a Chevy man myself I never get tired of watching you Ford guys push you cars around!!
My dad had a 46 Ford in high school I would love to have one some day
That’s nice of you guys to help Carl out, and have some fun, and near disaster moments while you’re doing it. 🤪
Thats a lot of hot rod Matt. You look small in there , LOL!!,,Beauty of car!
GREAT JOB GUYS! .....SAVE THIS OLD GIRL!!
Mike I think the internet has spoken; this car is for you!
Matt needs this car ! Step up Mike
I have a '46 Coupe and drove it today! Was Hot Rodded in 1970 by a guy in Iowa- I freshened it up some put pretty much left it as built by him- made it way to East and now in MI-
Hey Matt ,We're doing a 1948 Ford Coupe Gasser right now on that car there is a large stamped aluminum floor panel that takes in part of the floor board and the toe board that is removable to access the trans and master cyl , etc I bet if you look around the shop it maybe there ,It doesent look like it belongs to the car when you spot it
I hope Mike falls in love with it. I'd really like to see this one brought back to life on the channel!
My friend had a '47 Merc. Coupe Matador Red and a small block Chevy bolted to the original trans through an adapter. Back then transes were about $15.00 each and he went through a few.👍✌️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Neutral Safety Switch? Anxious to see the '41 Convertible and the '52/'53 Courier sedan delivery. Nice job of reassembly. Someone is going to take that one home soon.
MIKE....step up, man LOL
the 47 is a nice car for what it is, a hot rod project. It would be a cool driver.
Hey Matt this car has great bones a good project for someone just starting out . A little TLC and it would be back on the road. 👍
Wouldn’t take all that much!
Very cool love it Steve
That Bro-Ham interior is fancy! I love the work y'all are doing.
Mike, you need that car.
Thank you for sharing this car with me ! Take care , stay safe and healthy with whatever you maybe doing next ! Doing well here in Kansas .
Mike- Do It!!!
Yeah Baby.. the 34 is on the road and looking Bitchin Baby!
Just random roundback spindles on the ground. haha awesome! "The Debris T" next?
Thats my Favorite Body and year.for a Old Ford. They look Awesome going down the road sitting low.
Also. What the deal with the Motorcraft sign ? Is it available ? Thanks
Well the engine AND trans work!
My high school had a 48 two door sedan that was used for drivers ed through the 50s. I remember when they had a property auction in the sixties and it sold for $100. The auctioneer had a hard time getting anyone to bid. I loved that car
I would love to have a look around that garage, but I live in the UK.
#STAYSAFE GLAD THAT NO ONE WAS RUN OVER.
Neat!
Interesting to see you messing around with a "new" car.
Thanks.
Ohio used those aluminum waffle pattern plates in '49 and '50 that I know of, I used to have a '49 one back when I was collecting license plates as a kid.
Damm that is a sweet car
Thanks for sharing your a friend from Canada Rob ✌
C'mon Mike, buy this beauty !
Ya know that you want it, ya know everything about it, ya know how sweet it could be with your vision of it... ..
And you know how cool 😎 you'll look driving her. Yup, "HER", she just became your object of desire ! HAA HA !
Great video today you guys, I wish that I could have seen the look of all 3 of your faces when she fired up and jumped into reverse. Holy Cow ! That was hilarious, but only because no one got hurt !
WOAH HO HO HOLD IT ! HAA!
Love it. Ok guys, I certainly hope that y'all have a great rest of your day. Boy ! Mike would look awesome driving that beauty, and I think that she likes him too. ❤😂Haa ha ha.
Take care guys.
Love that Ford, had a 46 coupe mild kustom...
Well you know the transmission works and the brakes aren’t seized lol
It definitely make a perfect driver, even a daily
nice car !!!
eric from France
Nice job gentlemen...
Mike needs it, calling his name
Sold my 46 back in 1980 for $300.00 before heading from Pa. To Wyoming to weld pipe.
Bought a 38 Chrysler royal while I was out there brought it back 8mos later.ive since sold it too.
Two big regrets .both cars SOLID AS THE DAY THEY WERE MADE
That is a great base for a classic hot rod, getting it across the border might be an issue. Cheers
I will never understand why so many people take a running, solid car apart and this one's a nice car at that, then walk away. Marketplace is full of these life got in the way projects of all ages and in various states of disassembly. A couple weeks work and this Ford is back on the road where it belongs. A great driver it would be .....and it's a Ford in a Ford ......and that's cool...... and that's coming from a Chevy guy.
Great video Matt and Mike. When will it be ready to sell?
Bloody nice car Mike? 👍
Does Mike have any projects ? It would be really cool to follow you guys along on this car :)
That is the Kind of Car a person will always regret not Buying , it already has a modern drive train for reliability all is really needs would be Disc brakes on the front and finishing inside , I love the outside the way it is Mike should grab it now or always regret missing out on it
Enjoyed
Mike needs that fat fender ford, great Rod for a man with family.
That would be a nice project a 1969-70 Mustang Fastback.
back in my high school days one of my buds had one with a 347 Pontiac.....
Very cool
My 49 Minnesota plate has a waffle pattern like the 50 plate. Mine was to celebrate the states bicentennial anniversary, and was made out of aluminum.
Matt is that a 32 aside of the 46? looks like an original 32 hubcap and wheel.....nice
I hope Mike is okay. He said the dolly hit his ankle. Probably left some black and blue. The 47 is a beauty. I like the seats, but not for this car. All the best to Carl. It can't be easy letting his cars go.
That Ford has to be owned my mike
Hey Mike This is all you. A great start all the driveline is already done just a little cosmedics would make this car you.
You almost needed to bring in one of the storage/shipping Pods to create the room in the garage. Lots of stuff crammed in there.