Hot Rods Let's see some Model A Sedans

My old '30.

 

Very inspiring although I don't know about the Swiss cheese fenders.

 

I don't think it's "Too Much" at all. Cool!

 

Good luck selling it

 

Nice Hemi. The car too.

 

Mine I built back in the 70's. Was a show car in the 50's called MR. Maroon. I found it in a barn with the help of a friend. Someone had tried to but a V8 in it and there it sat for many years. Best part was perfect body. I built it as a restorod first then decided I wanted more hot rod out of it so I cut the top off one night and the rest is history.
Frame build was featured in Rod Action.

 

That won't be hard to get in shape. Just keep those wheels on it. But if you don't I'll buy them off you.

 

Time capsule. Nice.

 

I here you even though I don't want one on mine.

 

Came out great.

 

That thread was hysterical. I'm still happy I got "Featured" though. lol. I never did see the chopped and channeled Model A picture. Maybe there is hope of getting my car in the Traditional section after all. Our conversation and pictures from there got deleted. You never know, maybe with a few modifications I can get in there. If not going to have to start another build. That car looks a lot like mine even if it was a joke back then.

 

This 29 Tudor belongs to a very good friend



As I said in a previous post, sold the car,


this is how it looks now

 

Fenders are guitars.

 

...and my Fender's for sale. Really like the look of that one.

 

Way COOL hot rod stephen.

 

Thank you. I haven't had it long but I'm really happy with it even though I had to pull the motor last week.

 

@moose's 30 Sedan 1951 Plymouth 218 flat 6 powered

 

Thought the color on this sedan looked good, so I saved this picture a while back. Wonder
what a different wheel color would do?

 

Mine needs a little work. HRP

 

Still like it.

 

You were flyin blind in that with no back window. Going into the first lane on the highway at night must have been a challenge.

 

my high school hot rod from 1964.

 

You must have been the coolest kid in school. What do you have now?

 

29 cabriolet with four banger and 51 Ford club coupe with 392 hemi. ... and a couple more non-op Model A’s.

 

No biggie; everyone who drives a panel truck or sedan delivery gets used to it asap.

On a different note I've saved many pix from this thread and others to refer to when building my '30 sedan..

If you look, at only the wheels and fenders this one is absolutely perfect, stance wise. This is how I want my wheels and fenders to fit. I hope that mine turns out this nice. And without any rancor I must say to those who believe fenders are only gitboxes those of us who live on gravel roads really need fenders to preserve the paint on our cars.

 

I see you have not made any progress since I was there in 2015. Tree looks a bit larger.

 

I had a 65 chevy panel and visibility was a challenge but I had good size mirrors which helped a lot. As far as fenders I've sprayed my sedan with mud many times. I know what you mean. I've thought about putting some small ones on mine especially if I put a shinny paint job on it. The stance on this one is perfect. Good luck with your build.