#shorts This Engine May Be The Oldest I Have Ever Worked On!

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[JAMSIONLINE]

I highly recommend the long form version :)

[Rhye]

Respect. I’m a decent mechanic but machinists are next level.

[davekeller]

Henry Ford would be happy to see his creation was taken care of so well.

[Iwillnotbepushed]

What surprises me is after 90 years that engine is still rebuildable.

[IseeMillions]

I love seeing your videos. It's so cool to know there r still a lot of people who cares about old cars and old engines. We need to save as many as possible.

[timmycrw]

That’s incredible that you know so much that you can refurbish 100 year old engine.

[jasonwhite]

This motors owner made a good choice bringing it to you guys, its good to see people putting care into and taking pride in the work they do and putting out work that will truly last.

[BWalker-ygen]

I'm glad there's still people rebuilding things instead of just throwing them away.

[craigspicer]

People that build engines are true craftsman in giving life to blocks of metal.

[MidnightMechanic]

Modernizing old engines is so satisfying. Huge performance boost, plus an actual accurate horsepower calculation.

[welshwizard]

As a retired mechanic of 51 years. I remember working on side valve engines. Memories 😊😊

[mr]

Seeing such fresh clean metal on such an old engine is incredibly satisfying.

[coloradodayhiker]

As an old school mechanic I sure do appreciate seeing a job well done.

[DavidSmith-niow]

I grew up with a working Model A in the front yard. Her name was Aggie.
She was converted into a pickup truck.
The A was one of the most versatile vehicles ever assembled.

[LazaroPerdomo-qi]

Good man right there 👍. Being honest with the customer keeps Good faith. That's a good mechanic

[generally_good_guy]

Watching metal work being done well is so beautiful. I did aircraft structures maintenance for 25 years and I will always appreciate seeing good machining.

[christophertaylor]

I love watching you bring that block back to life

[samjohnson]

Thank you for doing your best and reviving the old girl

[chriscornwell]

It's always great when an old engine gets redone instead of replaced

[coolhand]

I would be interested to know if there was any power increase given the improvements or if it just became much more efficient and reliable. After 90 years of use the block would be well seasoned and any internal stress issues cured, so all the surface grinding would have squared it all up. I enjoy seeing a seemingly deceased part renewed and put back into service.