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You nailed the stance.....what size are the tires, front & rear?

 

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Boz, I'm still dreaming about the banger in your roadster! Nice car!


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Thanks man! You should've asked me for a ride!


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1930 coupe. 1930 banger all Thomas speed equipment


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Here's my 30. Currently in many pieces going thru a major make over.

100_0730_zps1b132816 by hd1084 posted Nov 2, 2014 at 11:39 AM

 

my 28 a roadster - current project




and my 30a pickup

 

First 31 still building

 

Stretched body, with Tudor doors!

 

Same builder as above coupe.

 

Well thought out model A rdstr pu.

 

How to get an A sitting on an A frame low....put the front spring behind axle, mounted off split wishbones......Rolling Bones style!

 

The above nails something a lot of people seem to not worry about and that is fitting the tires to the wheel wells. The only thing i think that would make it better would be an original grill shell, instead of the shaved 32. I guess it goes with the one piece (stretched?) hood.

 

Just FYI, Model A Tudor doors aren't longer they're taller. To use a stock Tudor or pick-up door on stock coupe you have to chop it 1".

I don't recall hearing that body was stretched.... you sure about that?

 

They don't get much better than this.

 

Sedan doors are longer, I do not believe (not sure) that there is any difference on height (30/31) 28/29 is taller then 30/31 though. I believe windshield frames interchange from sedan and coupe..
coupe door is 26 7/8" long,
a roadster is 23 7/64" long,
and tudor sedan is 28 1/2" long.

 

A few local cars

 

31 Model A hot rod.

 

As I remember reading, the bottom of the body was toast. When rebuilding the bottom of the body, extra metal was added to make the body taller, and I thought the Tudor doors were added and the roof and sills lengthened to accommodate the longer Tudor doors. Whatever, it sure has the "look".

 

No paint needed.....out in the high desert anyway.

 

Say what!? Your facts seem to trump my memory, guess I learned something new...

It's a bitchin' car for sure, and the Elmer's are a damnit talented bunch. Nice guys too!

 

the blue one would be my preference ,as to me the 32 rails finish it off better,and the blue is refreshing.

 

Clem, they are both really nice in different ways but the red one isn't as busy and i dislike Moon tanks on street cars, they look wrong IMO. JW

 

my 30 after some paint

 

During some interstate driving.

 

Not my cars, but wish they where: