For Model A's ONLY... Rest of you "Keep Out"!!!

31 coupe
5" chop
32 frame
late 60`s
hot rod

 

Several Model A's
1929 coupe stock
1930 Pickup warmed over 4 banger
1930 Sport Coupe in progress full fendered 8BA flathead
Avatar 1928 coupe V8 60 flathead, sold years ago

 

Here's mine



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Avatar is an A powered Zipper lakester. Also own a stock '30 pickup and the very first 1929 Ford Extended Cab!

 

29 full fender Tudor, late 60's style.

 

1931 Coupe
1960's era
Hot Rod

 

Ha, ha. I don't own an A bone and I looked anyway.

 

29 RPU - late 50s style hotrod. I went through a few design changes as I built it -in the end went with a simple stock body with lowered suspension, 40 steel wheels (soon to be black) and a sbc.








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The penalty for "Non-A Peepers" is to purchase one so they can understand what Fun they are!

That's goot english rite der!

 

"29 2door, "old school"(has disc brakes all around)

 

1928 A roadster,power 1957 Thunderbird Y-block that I build in 1959 for highschool and referbished over this last 6years.
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/working-on-my-hotrod-28a-from-1959-rebuild.793393/

 

Coupe
1930
60's (early maybe late 50's)
Hot rod, highboy, no chop, still collecting parts. About 80% there.


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Mad Mikey That coupe is Bad ass! Lets see it with the Zoomies. How about a running video for some inspiration to us lazy builders.

 

Thank you very much ! Will try to do that this weekend. Taking her to a show sat.

 

'30 Tudor with a 292 Y block, Ford-o-matic trans. Chaneled 2.5" chop 4"

 

30-31 chopped Model A Coupe on 32 rails... sort of late 40s early 50s traditional style... but I'm an artist and have never been a purist... so I might paint outside the lines a lil bit... After all "my shop my rules!" & my. $ my rules! Ha!


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30 coupe 60's style hot rod. Well someday. It's a little tight in there but I'll get-r-done.
-Pat

 

1930, Coupe, 60's, drag!

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What kind of carb is under the tubes?

 

950 Quick fuel Blower Race carb. Works very well at the track. Great tune ability !

 

What have you run in the Quarter?

It would be cool to find an old Hilbourn scoop for that Beast...

 

at bowling green 2014....street/race car

 

I actually owned a '29 Coupe in the late '70s for a little while. It was like a motorcycle with a roof. Doesn't get any funner den dat.

 

Egzakley^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

 

Your survey was too simple so I hafta laborate. Don't know if I told ya: In Fla building a black '29 highboy AV8 coupe on boxed stock frame, fresh 4" chop, early '50s style except 3.0 9" and S10 T5. 8BA with 2 97s on block letter Edelbrock, old dual point Mallory, fabbed headers, Orig '32 grille, shell & V8 radiator. 682-Js, '39 Ford taillights, Hollywood 42 license light. '39 Ford shifter. I took over started project from nice guy in Ogdensburg, Wisconsin. I missed my '34 too much so had to do this one.
Not done but havin' fun.

 

Fun is what it all about, when it stops being fun stop doing it.

I think that A bones in general have been popular for a long time, could be price or availability or it could be vehicle weight. Here is an interesting tidbit, the 28/29 is narrower through the cowl but for the longest time the '30/31 was the more popular body. I assume that it had to do with leg room, but from a go fast point of view you would have thought that the 28/29 body would have the more popular body.

 

Roadster
1928
60s
Hot Rod

 

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Did you sell the 34????

The A coupe sounds very cool... but are you going to leave it out in the Florida sun so it resembles your avitar?

The 30/31 is my favorite mainly because of the cowl... but I love the 28/29 fenders on a 30/31 with a 32 truck grill!