For Model A's ONLY... Rest of you "Keep Out"!!!

283 with a Saginaw four speed behind it. I have a t-5 from an S10 here, but it mean cutting out the center crossmember and X that I built years ago to set up a mount for it. That and I have an 8" (soon to have Bronco axles) under the back, so finding a rear gear that would be overdrive friendly would be a bit of a pain, so I think that's that.

Over the summer I plan to blow it apart, primer everything black, finish a couple of chassis welds and wire it. I think i'm going to shorten the bed just like 4" or so, too. I'd love to have it rolling for fall when it cools enough to drive a roadster without suffering heat stroke around here.

 

31 vickie, stock right now. but will make a few changes to come.--TV

 

Tada!

I didnt build it, but I have taken apart almost every peice of fixed them, or are fixing them.

Whoever originally built it had great knowledge and style, just not the greatest excution.

Only thing I havent taken apart and re-done/fixed is the body from the frame, , the cab wood, the steering, and the front suspension A Arms.

 

C,A,C,D.
For now

 

Just picked up a 1930 Coupe. Plan to Hotrod it with a 283/350 maybe an S10 rearend. 3" Chop/3" Channel. Maybe some 55 Chevy parts since I have access to them.

At least that's the plan at the moment.

Phil

 

I JUST PICKED THIS ROADSTER UP..I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FORONE FOR SOME TIME NOW..GLAD I WAITED FOR THIS GAL..SO STOKED!


1929 roadster
40's era
traditional hot rod
AND KEEPING IT THAT WAY.....

 

Sedans are of 2 distinct types, Tudor and Fordor with the Tudor being the most desireable.

 

Won,t vote as I don,t have one but it would be cool to have a way to see the results or get
a periodic update. At any rate, this is a cool thread!

 

just a peek >>>>.

 

__________________________________sedan------hot rod------late fifties era and home built

 

Mark,
Go ahead and vote your preference, then every time you visit this thread you will get an update at the top of the page.

 

1929 sports coupe 50"s era hot rod!

 

1931 Coupe
Hot Rod
Custom Mods.
50s -60s erea

 

A picture explains better

 

I do believe mine is based on a Model A.

 

My wife in our '29....out for a Fall drive...

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1931 Coupe

50's

Hot Rod style

 

Still gathering parts:

AV8 full fendered traditional

1928 Closed cab pu

Banjo rear/hyd brskes

S10 5sp

'50 Merc flathead-.080 over - dual carbs & exhaust

probably '35 or repro wire wheels instead of aluminum

Trying to somewhat copy the look of this pu built by Indy Rod Shop in Ashville,NC - Ulus Burnette - builder

 

Body - Coupe
Year - 1931
Era - Current
Style - Hot Rod - Driver
**************
Full fendered
IFS -IFS - Steelies
Aluminum Buick V8 -T5
Roll Back roof
No AC - No rumble seat - no bias ply tires

 

Sorry - pic did take on previous post

 

coupe,30-31,60s,hotrod

 

Coupe, 29, 50s era, hot rod.

 

Love your choice of colors on your pickup... mine was similar in color as a 60's custom but I redid it in the 70's can you tell?

Wonder who'll be the guys that will be the 1928th through the 1931st voters?

 

Another Roadster for us... early 60's custom hotrod style

 

I don't own a model A, but I voted anyway because I like them.

And I am using a 28 A shell on my 26 RPU

 

31 roadster,v8 flathead power

 

<----- that one right there
'29 Roadster Hot Rod '50's - 60's style....

 

Early 50's era Coupe!


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29 special coupe,50s,hot rod
29 roadster,late 30s,hot rod

 

heres one from 2 years back