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Banned from the MAFCA? Now you know you’re on the right track. Banned? It’s a badge of honor!

Looks like a 1957 full size Ford. Very good!

Looks to be easy go back to a carb and return

Their were electric cars on the road before this car was originally made.

There were two badass guys that ordered the inaugural Ranchero with the supercharger package

Ran across this video while looking for something to display on screen #3 while working from home. What a great video and the music was absolutely perfect! Thanks for sharing your adventure!

Beautiful car

Ford.....forgive. our. Research. Department

Good candidate for a full restoration.

What about the 57 injected 283 chevs? NASCAR allowed them?

The slow power windows can be lubed to go up and down faster, the regulator just needs oil in a few places.

I can shift my 65 Coupe 408Stroker better than that and sounds better. 500+hp.

Need to learn how to shift that thing better than that.

Where is the Nostalgia in that having an electric motor driving an old classic like that at least it's a classic for some people especially being a Volvo

That's funny because 1/3 of the original model T's were Electric. You used electric in the city and alcohol in the country until of course Rockefeller got prohibition passed so he could could destroy all the alcohol stills in the country and get his petroleum oil gas stations built. After 13 years suddenly America no longer drunk too much alcohol and they could sell it again Amazing how that works isn't it?

Painting the battery box the original Ford engine green is a very nice touch. Really appreciate the engineering that went behind this conversion. I have seen many chops and hacks into electric, but to engineer this into a totally reversible back to its original engine is an awesome feed of engineering.

I love the vice grip garage references! Always a good time.

Volume leveling please. And for the love of God, please quit staring directly at the in-car camera. And wipe the lens. Otherwise, great work!

While in college I worked in the maintenance department for my work-study program. Soon they figured out that I grown up doing farm repairs. Instead of doing work on campus, they had me fixing all sorts of stuff. Like putting clutches in all sorts of tractors, n the like. The superintendent had a 31 sedan. He picked up a good running wrecked Ford Ranger. We put that 4 cylinder, transmission , and rear end under his A sedan. He didn't wanna drill any new holes in the A anywhere. I made up motor mounts , transmission mounts to bolt into holes already in the model A frame. Can't remember if it was a 4 or five speed , but it worked like a factory unit. He drove it on a regular basis after the swap. It was a good running factory original before , but he wanted it to be more driver friendly. The engine had the A/C compressor , but until I graduated, he hadn't added the A/C. That was the best time of my life during those years. The Superintendent begged me to get hired on after graduation. Everyone was retiring, and I would have had his job in less than five years. I'd now be retired with full state benefits by now.

How is it more reliable take it in the water 😂 let’s see it

Well done!!

The only conversion kit I saw cost $47,000.00. Not near worth it. I'll keep my 22R, thanks.

4x4 aren't really supposed to be fast. Just meant to be tough enough to go over rock, cross rivers, and get you home. I still don't see the need for this conversion.

I commuted 60 miles a day for over a week with our 1930 Model A pickup thats all original and unrestored. Even the newest tire is from 1980. Fun but time consuming. Even the old wiper got a little exercise. ruclips.net/user/shortsFp45w888uBQ?feature=share

How much would this conversion cost?

I want one!

Watching this as I’m making parts for a model A right now lmao

What a great video and a wonderful way to spend time with your Dad.

Everyone at the Super Chargers going to give you that stink face stare!

they've made 2 door wagons from Toyota to Mercedes, Ford to Porsche but few have had much character.

A truly great video, had a 66gt in 70, made some memories too.

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I had 5 X/9’s starting with a 74 and ending with a Bertone 1984. They were all reliable. 74 through 78 would go throughwheel bearings but they were a cheap repair. Hopefully they can reserve this car back to a combustible engine.

You inserted the timing pin into the flywheel to time it?? The cover on the front of the engine has a hole to insert the pin that engages with the indentation in the timing gear. So you have done this procedure 45 times and still can’t figure it out?? Holy shit, these cars are one of the simplest cars ever made…..wow????

I LOVE this so much! Fantastic example of the Engineer's Creed K.I.S.S.! If I ever win the lottery I will be buying a pre-war era Rolls Royce Phantom II and having it converted to an EV just like this!

the burnout was lame i had a 69 mach 1 with 69 302 2 barrel with larger jets headers re built engine it would smoke the tires 100 foot with 60 sereis 15 " tires auto c4trans no power brake just romp it !! but it would not handle curves very good no cash for front suspention mods back then wrecked it slightly sold it never should have done that but they were cheap back in the 80s

Wait until we take a EMP

I would not trade my 22R with a Tesla! Leave alone the high cost!

damn I really wanna do this with my Tacoma...

‘Montage’, the stuff of beer commercials ‘round the world

It is the car back in the days when mid-engine meant something

Great video... Had the same car (but green) in High School.

Awesome car! Loved those 66 and 67 Fairlanes.

The ICE. And it sounds way better too.

I want my Toyota done

70s imports from Europe or Japan lived longer and survived better in a place like California or some other no-salt-on-the-road areas. Also, you really don't see cars from the 70s or 80s on the roads these days from any country or make. They just weren't made that well. There may be the odd European luxury car like a BMW or Mercedes, but that's about it.

Junk its all over the road lmao

I’d love to do this conversion on my 37’ Plymouth. $20,000?

It’s pretty but it’s not prettier than the Aventador

What was the cost?