lets see pictures of the model A's you are working on ...

more piks

 

I did some trading and finally got the car I've alway wanted. 1930 model a coupe. I already had this frame so im gona rebuild it and set it up right and do a body swap.

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Here's my 1930 Sport Coupe project. I bought it back in 1988... hasn't been on the road yet!

 

Dad started dragging parts out of the barn and sticking them together.

 

here's Mine 1930 tudor

 

Great looking cars guys pretty sure I fell in love several times. Don't let my girlfriend know she is the jealous type.

 

Here is my A Pickup I'm getting ready to get back on the road this week-end.
Mike

 

Model A sedan....

 

Awesome engine! What is it?

 

I'm building a 31 truck. 302 w/C4 trans. Body was extended, so I will be putting it back to original specs.

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My '30 that I am hoping to finish someday...

 

Here's my project


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Mine I just finished... Later, Bill

 

Here is one of mine im working on
1930 vicky

 

Nicely done Mr. Novatattoo!

 

...........Installing a new roof insert

 

Here's my 31 pickup. Was a hot rod in the 50's.






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thanks.......

 

do little ones count 1/8th scale

 

My tub...

 

Me likey!!!

 

I just got this one a month or so ago and have been doing some changes to make it my own. I'm headed toward the ole Hotrod look. Going to put some steelies on next.

 

thanks for the complment, i said that some might find it to much of a "street rod". to me though it's my hot rod.

 

Here is mine!

 

Here is a sedan I have been working on.

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Here are some more detail pics

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Here is a picture of the 31 with small block ford and top loader.

 

Nice find. Really like those little trucks!

 

Here is a Model A we worked on in our shop in Fairbanks,Alaska earlier in the summer.

Two friends drove their Model A s from Texas to Alaska.They toured from Fairbanks to Prudhoe Bay.On their return one of them broke an axle.They were able to hustle a ride for the car on a back haul with a Carlisle truck(you've doubtless seen Ice Road Truckers).

Back in Fairbanks,the car ended up at our shop.We were able to come up with enough parts and tools to repair the car right here in town.Thanks in large part to the folks at the Fountainhead Antique Auto Museum( www.fountainheadmuseum.com ).