That's my grandpa! Thank you guys so much. He's still beaming

For a guy that's 93, he still has all his marbles in his head. That's amazing.

Quite possibly the best video TFL has made. 💯🇺🇸

You made my dad so incredibly happy! Two times - on the “couch” and then on the other couch at home! Your work is wonderful and your passion and kindness are so lovely!

MAKE ROGER A REGULAR on TFL Guys, I highly recommend that you make this extraordinary gentleman, Roger, a regular on TFL. His wisdom is priceless and his character is delightful. Let us learn from this outstanding man.

You guys are awesome. Roger went back in time for a bit, and that smile will be on his face for the rest of his life.

That wonderful gentleman is sharper than most people 20 years his junior

Roger is awesome! This gentleman has LIVED A LIFE. Wow. What a treasure he is.

The way he went from "no, no, I don't want a ride," to being in seventh heaven was something. This video is spectacular! Rodger is a gem, and his collection of historical photos adds so much to the discussion. He mentioned how you couldn't get tires during WWII - my mom was 22 years old and riding with friends on bare rubber, and her leg was broken due to poor traction/braking. My dad had a Model A in 1928, and he "souped it up". Raised the fenders with a brace and bit to drill the holes. He said "it went faster than anything the state police had". S Denver to Palmer Lake is about 47 miles.

This is serious KZfaq Gold... bless you TFL for this incredible video... his happiness speaks so much volume of this gift you given him.

You can tell in his voice he was a 13-16 yr old boy again! ❤❤

This got me in tears ❤ I’m only 36 and I feel alien amongst modern vehicles- I can’t IMAGINE getting to live through the gorgeous cars of the past being all around. So glad you could gove him this experience!!!!

Wonderful. Roger is an amazing 93 y.o. Sharp as a tack. Remarkable what a difference a century makes in tech. Moore's Law.

When it misses make sure all the coil packs are pushed down all the way, sometimes they wobble up and lose contact. My dad an I have a 1925 Model T and also had a 1926..... so we have experienced all the issues. I am sending my 80 year dad this video now! These videos are awesome!

Wow, Roger is very healthy and sharp for his age. I have a lot of sad experiences with people over 80 who were simply not there anymore. Amazing to see this gentleman still hold it together. Cool to see him happy seeing this car.

I have a smile on my face the whole time I am watching this. Love it.

The way Roger smile and laugh. Thank you so much. Hohohohoho! ❤

my neighbor was also born in 1931. a few years ago he was feeling good and called me on the telephone to say that the was an antique car show in east hampton conn. we are in shelton, about 42 miles away. hr asked to drive him in his model t runabout to the show. since the car had not run in two or three years, i prefaced the trip that if i could start the car without repairs we could go. a check of the oil, coolant three pulls of the crank and we were started. we filled the gas and the tires and made the 80 mile 'round trip without any problems, and a real good time too. such a thrill to cross the connecticut river from middletown to portland. he's gone now, and his widow sold the car, but the memories are the treasures.

This is what it’s about, the people and their stories. I’ve been around the warbird community for decades, and that’s what I was always there for, those stories. Sadly there’s not many of them left, so glad you were able to capture his experience on video.

That’s beautiful, the pure joy and happiness you guys gave this man is truly amazing.

What a Great old fella. You can imagine he has Forgotten more things in all his years than you even know at your age. Im 43 and we needed and need to pick their brains for their experiences of those days, especially ww2 veterans and other foreign wars and events throughout the last 80 years. Good vid guys

I knew Bert, a huge figure in the Canadian antique scene. My ride in his Model T touring was unforgettable. With the top up, it wafted along- the most relaxed drive I’ve ever had. But then he turned off the gravel road, climbed the bank and rode across a plowed field as though the ditch and the bumps weren’t even there!

This has to be my FAVORITE TFL Classics episode. Well done guys! Roger is a gem.

Great video The best thing is Roger is a true car guy!!!!!!!

That was a really kind thing you two did for that man, he said he lives in memories mostly and you really gave him a great new one. I'd like to see you take the Model T to a High School Drivers Ed course for a show and tell session to show the kids learning how to drive about the Model T and how life was back in the early years when you really had to "learn how to drive". Maybe you could arrange something with a local High School.

My Mom was born in 31. She made it to 91 years old. My great Aunt was one of the first women to get a drivers license in Eastern Washington and as I recall from pictures she took her test in a Model T. Nice episode guys, Roger was over the moon as the kids used to say.

Now that is awesome!!!! Thank you guys for taking your time to make someone’s day….whole month!!!!!

What an absolute gem of a man.

Taking him for a ride was so awesome! Thank you for doing this and sharing it with us.

This was such an awesome video. Thank you guys for doing this for Roger. So sweet.

God bless you guys. I am very happy to see the old man enjoying your Model T.

I’m not crying, *you’re* crying! Kudos, guys, seriously.

Roger has lived an interesting life. Touring Europe on a BMW motorcycle with his new wife...I bet he has some great stories to tell. Nice video, guys!

Such a heartwarming video! It's great to see y'all interacting with real people to make real videos!

I could sit and talk to Rodger for hours, what a kind heart full of so much wisdom.

Lol tommy called Alex a hooligan I cried laughing. Kase you and Ian and Alex as well were tremendous in this.

Don't we all wish to live up to the 90s with all our head like him. That was an awesome video thank you guys!

There's a theory that people who get old and start having memory-issues lose recent memory first. So by giving him a recent experience/memory which so closely links to an early one you might've actually helped him maintain his memory :)

What a great video. you did a very special thing taking the fantastic Roger out for a ride !

Such a cool video. This is what preserving old cars is all about. I had my model T out last night where we visited the local "Ford's Garage" restaurant. A family at a table near us had their 1 year old there for their birthday celebration. I offered my car for rides and pictures and it made their day. You guys absolutely made his year by sharing your car with him. Also, the Frontenac head was developed by non other than a Louis Chevrolet. I think all of us can identify that name. Louis' passion was racing Fords. Ironically his name graces the brand that is Ford's biggest competitor.

Great video, this is a perfect example of why we need to preserve the things of the past. Roger was 80 years younger sitting in that T,

im pretty sure u made that mans day! great to hear from someone who had actually owned one as a first car. sadly these people are getting fewer by the day and its great to document their stories and experiences

Gosh. That was so so touching! How lovely!

What a great video! You young men are fantastic! We are loving your deep connections to humanity and the progress that have occurred from the abilities and genuine depths of intelligence that we possess!

"Don't try the middle peddle" Roger, such a funny line

Road trip on route 66 in model T for authentic experience.

What a great video! You made this man's day for sure! Thank you!

looks like you made old Roger a VERY happy man! God Bless him!

This is the verity we expect and love from TFL. You made a great old man happy, as well as thousands of viewers.

I think you need to do another video and talk to him more about his BMW motorcycle and his trips around Europe.

Thanks so much for this wonderful video. It was a joy to watch the fun you gave to Roger. TFL you are the best because you guys have ❤. Since you love the Model T, I highly recommend the next time you’re in the Detroit area you must visit the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn. Not only does it have an amazing collection of historical vehicles and objects, but all sorts of Model T’s run around the village all day. Lots of experts to talk to. It’s a must visit.

😂 Tommy had no clue when Roger was talking about compression and valves …. 😂

This is one of the best videos TFL has made! The pictures and stories and knowledge that Roger has at his age is incredible. Keep making videos like this TFLClassics

I hope in 60 years my body and brain are in as good of shape as this grandpa. BEST TFL VIDEO EVER!!

You did that old guy's heart good. I bet he hasn't had that much fun in years. You guys are the best! 😃

Fyi, same mechanical transmission as a Prius (or Ford Maverick) but with two brake shoes instead of two motor generators

18:03 Expecting to see Roger's snow video in October. Wrap some rope around those tires!

This was super super cool . You made his year and I was very enjoyable to watch thanks guys .

I loved this! Thanks for reuniting Roger with a model T. It was great hearing his recollection of his younger days with a car like this. I'm sure it made his day! I really liked listening to his stories as well.

As a Norwegian i liked this video very much! I watched the other Ford-Model T Videos and i liked all of them! Keep up the good work TFLclassics! Greetings for Norway!

It was amazing listening his stories/memories/knowledge. What a great video!

Being A member of the FORD family I have really enjoyed your videos . I have kept following your Channel because of this care Love your videos !

My mom who was in her late 80's when she passed but would be well in her 90's today, and I remember her talking about her grandpa owning one of these & carrying her for rides. Her grandpa was the 1st & only person that owned & operated a couple of gas pumps at his Stores & how people would say he waisted his money because it would never catch on. I guess like electric cars of today.

This is is wholesome good TFL content. Do more stuff like this and not as much stuff with stuff like the cybertruck. This is what we like to see.

Imagine living in this neighborhood and seeing your old neighbor like this

That was a very kind thing you did. He enjoyed that so much. Have you done a mpg test on it? It'd be funny to do a door dash or delivery with it. Drag race it with some of your other old vehicles. Take your girlfriend or wife on a date with it. Just brainstorming some ideas.

I'm in love with my 2017 Ford Fiesta (Winning car in WRC1, in 2017.) with the notorious DPS6 dual dry clutch (LuK clutches) electrically actuated transmission. .....Which I adore. ❤ ...Thanks for this. Bravo guys, for connecting The dots of all our shared history. Also, this guy seems like he's likely to live to well over 100. He has zest, and he's sharp as a hundred razors.

loved this video, what a cool guy , think we need to hear more about the BMW european cycle trip

You two have terrific rapport. Great video and so nice you did this. He is a hoot. I had a similar experience with a friend of mines mom a few years ago, she was '84. I took her out in my '29 Model A, she had had a '29 coupe. She sold it in around 1952. She still remembered everything about it and loved mine. I like how he knew about the "no-skid" tires.

If you didn't, you guys should consider getting a photo op with roger in poses like his old photos of when he was 13. 80 year comparison shots would be amazing to see and I'm sure the family, especially Roger, being a photographer, would treasure it! Plus, I echo the sentiment of the comments. If it's not too much hassle and Roger's up for it, more videos with him would be awesome! Maybe you can invite him to work with you on a repair or upgrade sometime of the T! :)

Absolutely loved this episode. Thank-you for sharing joy with others. Easily your best episode

well done gentlemen. Well done. If I make it to 93 I hope there's people around that are still doing stuff like this.

Love hearing these old folks tell their stories!

You should travel across the country in the Model T. Not on the interstate obviously. Back roads.

Guys a pretty solid 92.

Tommy and Chase need to wear those old OLD school driving goggles!!!!

DO AN MPG TEST! That would be very interesting to know. I would not have guessed that Rodger was 93. He spoke and acted at least 20 years younger. Imagine the change in the world that he's witnessed. This was a truly great video, and I'm glad you were able to bring him along.

Its interesting to think about model T's being "vintage" cars back in the early 1940's. Today's equivalent to his story would be of some kid saving up money for a barn find 2007 Ford focus.

Bless him. Ive spoken to 20 year olds less switched on then he is. Listening to classical music and working with technical things. Its not just the fish making the Japanese live longer.

My grandmother (b 1911) drove her dad's Auburn to high school every day. She was an excellent driver her entire life and knew how to fix a flat.

You know that the film is good when it makes you smile all the way through 😃 You have awesome ideas guys!

Oh this was smiles all through. 66 years between me and him and i could feel all the excitement he felt about his first car. Didnt even know there was OHV heads! Bless his heart man

WOW. Amazing... He is 93.. He TOTALLY still seems Young And Vibrant... Amazing.... AMAZING... my Dad was born the Same year. His first vehicle... Model T Truck... My brother got one Just like it. My Dad died in 1987..... Thanks for video...

So great to see so much joy in Roger reliving history in that car.

I love this. Roger will probably remember this for the rest of his life. That smile. You know he loved it and this was very cool of TFL to do.

What a fantastic video, great job guys!

I am sure that Roger would love to go out again, maybe when the weather cools off a little. What a life, living and traveling all over Europe as a photographer. Still sharp at 93 years old. My grandfather was 23 years old when he married my grandmother in 1920. I wish that I would have asked him what type of cars he owned from the mid 1900's through the end of the 1950's. He was driving a Pontiac Bonneville from around 1966 until he passed in 1979. Prior to that I vaguely remember that the car might have been a Packard, but I distinctly remember messing with power window switches until my mother stopped that and warned me that I could wear out the power window switch.

Every time I get to hear stories of how things were back then and the day to day stuff the old timers did just makes me jealous. Ya life's pretty cushy now a days, but the experiences they had and just how much slower things used to move even makes me reminisce about the old days....and how they're for ever gone.

Thoughts on what you could do next: 1. Drag race with your Fiat 500, 2CV, and Jeep 2. Take the T to a cars and coffee 3. Hill climb, if the hill is too steep, do you have to go up backwards? 4. Autocross

Amazing on how good that Guy's memory is at His Age. Not only that, but how spry too!

Cars are time machines. This is a lovely example of it. The TFL team did good with this video. If you want a challenge, a cross state challenge might be an idea. Or going camping with it, up to a cabin as mentioned in the video.

This is the best video ever made on this channel! I love it! Too bad there are no awards for videos!

Very cool guys! you gave him the best day of his life

There's nothing a car enjoys more than being driven often. Happy car, happy driver!

What a beautiful heartwarming story, such joy !

Best video you have ever made. Please make a video series of interviews with Roger. These stories won’t be around forever unless you film them.

Of course, you need to take it to a drag strip... that one is a no-brainer!

23:30 "I think you're in better shape [than the Model T]" "Don't try the middle pedal though!" 😂

What a treat! You guys really hit it out of the park with this one. It was great seeing the joy in Roger as he went for a ride.

Roger discovers that he was made for KZfaq at age 93.