Model A with 4 axles?

holy shit! real amercana right there! get it and restore it, how many have you seen lately?

 

All of the wheels are in line with each other. It must just look wierd in the picture


I have made a deal to swap this for a 28-29 pickup! Exactly what I wanted!
So I am happy!

 

Found this while going through some old issues of The Restorer and thought of this thread. It was restored by Dale Campbell of Everett WA, and belonged to Larry Campbell back in 82.

 

Those are actually very high dollar cars if they're left alone and restored correctly (there was one for sale for around 60K not long ago)...I'd pull it out and sell the thing if I were you!

 

couple more

 

I saw an Early A roadster original snow plow listed on ebay last year.

 

Hopefully with someone down here in the South-that's where all the snow is

 

1930 Sedan With Arps Conversion
VERY RARE
Runs Great!
New Drive Tires
Powdercoated Wheels
Body From Older Restoration Car
$16000.00

 

Thats cooler than a polar bears toenails!

 

How do you get into that? Crawl through the window?

 

The door is cut higher so it will clear the track.

 

Who can forget this classic?

 

I have already found someone looking for parts, he is going to trade me a 28-29 pickup. Exactly what I have been looking for!
But what an adventure! Went walking through the thick silent snowy woods and all of a sudden I see this! The guy said it was used for a moss tractor. And someone just sold one more complete than this out of my town! So I think there might be a few more like it sitting real close! So Stay tuned!!!

 

yes, you definitely have a 31 cowl with 28-29 rear body half, if you have a 28-29 cowl and doors, then grab this thing, you'll have a complete sedan!!

 

Thats what they now call "muddas"

 

^^ What?
Its not worth allot of money the way it sits. Unles someone has ski's and tracks. But there should be allot of good parts someone can use off of it if they were restoring one.

 

Bone broke keeps trying to influence me to build this! 6 cheater slicks in the rear and spindle mounts up front.

 

thats just to cool

 

Check Rufus ranch on here as they have one for sale. It's worth more money than you think.
Dave

 

The latest issue of Vintage Truck has an article about them.

 

Thanks, I will go pick one up. I got ahold of Rufus ranch 1/2 hour after I bought this one. But the parts that are expensive and hard to find are the tracks and ski's. Niether of wich I have.

 

I think id have to give you a bulk discount on dropped axles

 

how do you open the door? looks like it would hit the tire

 

The origional had the doors seperated halfway up to clear the tires/tracks