Projects Model A Sedans picture thread

I like that 2nd pic. Ride height is just right & it looks great unchopped.

 

My '29, got the upholstery finished just before the show held in Helsinki this weekend.

 

I finished my seats.

 

Credit to Dan Greenberg and Geardrive respectively. 1930 with 32 header. 32 frame. 401 nailhead. 36 dash. Schroeder box. Geardrive headers. Try-power. And a shitton of fun.....

 

Here I am trying to dry the track a week ago.....

 

Here's from Finland

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Pretty much done. Putting some break-in miles on it now.

 

That is beautiful


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My project:

 

Let's see more

 

Hello,
This sedan made an impression on me as a young teenager at Lions Dragstrip. I immediately went over to the sedan in the pits to see what the big commotion. Then when I heard it start and run for some tuning, I was hooked... I wanted to drive it (still too young to drive...) I told my brother that we should build something like that cool looking white sedan.


one year ago in another thread:
At Lions in 1959-60, there was this sedan that just made everyone look when it came to the line. It was once Koenig/Sundin sedan, Reath/Maillard (a great combo), and the Dosser Bros chopped sedan. Eventually, it became known as the Dosser/ Reath Automotive sedan. You could not walk by it in the pits without stopping to look at it. It had a white body, yellow frame, yellow wheels…what a set up. It was very loud and fast. Here is a compilation of the runs we were able to film at Lions.

Jnaki

 

Not much progress, but I did score some heads, a manifold and some headers.
I better get after it.

 

31 with mechanical injection and a four speed

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I bought this one only seeing pictures.......turns out the engine was very bad.
Sold it a little later then the new owner did some nice things to it like a re spray......bought it back....

Then sold it again.........but........just now waiting delivery on this one after only seeing pictures.........

 

1928-29, are addictive, had over 11 myself, love them....

 

I put about 40 miles on the car this weekend no real problems. Just a few bugs to work out. Not to bad for a fresh build.

 

Picked this one up earlier this year. It was well on it's way to being ratted out, but it was stuck in a carport and abandoned for years. Last registered in 1960, but had a clean title.



The motor was locked up tight, as were the brakes. The frame was cut and cobbed up bad with a 12" Z. The price was right and the body didn't look too bad. I ordered a frame built from Boling Brothers, and blasted the body and put it in epoxy. This is where I'm at with it now at this point:



I got rid of the 283 and built this 327 with T-10 and posi 373 10 bolt rear. Should be a fun car when it's done.

 

BTTT

 

My little un-chopped '28 Sedan. Best car I've ever owned. Has never left me stranded.

 

Back on it a little...

 

My old sedan, soon to be Hemi powered.

 

Lots of good sedans in here.
Not sure who’s car this is, but it’s one of my favorites from the interwebz that I’ve stumbled upon a lot lately, looking for pics and motivation to get started on mine.

 

Wow, a hardtop 28-29 Tudor, that looks wicked!

 

My old sedan and me dog.

 

WHERE IS THE DRIVERS DOOR ?

 

Wheels,tires,stance and chop.



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Looks like it's open, you can see the edge of it.

 

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