Hot Rods Model A Barn Find....To cool not to share.

I'm in Connecticut and a tile is the LAST thing anyone cares about. Bob

 

What do tiles have to do with anything? Try to pay attention....

 

I'm originally from Fairfield, Ct. The fact that it's in Conn. makes this find even more incredible. You would expect to find this on a farm in the middle of no where. Folks from other parts of the country can't really appreciate how picked over and combed through the Northeast is, and with the climate, it's a miracle they're not rotted away.
Fantastic find, congrats. Now let's see more pics ! I think they're pretty fussy about titles up there.
Good luck, but you don't need it, one lucky guy, enjoy.


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Reminds me of an old Porsche ad. Congrats!

 

They will always be out there until the end of time

 

Isnt this stuff in Utah?

 

Amazing. I am wondering just how long that engine has been hanging there in the first pic. I would try to get the chainfall with it just so I didn't have to be the one to break up the band!

 

Yeah! I don't know what those guys are talking about. Reading comprehension must not be taught back east!

 

No Kidding..!!!!!!. He stated it was 3 miles from his home in UTAH...

 

You got your work cut out for you now! Buying it is the easy part. Moving, sorting and selling is where you put in the hours.

Having bought similar hoards before, I must say I am jealous of the proximity to you!

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You guys got me, was referring to the wrong post, duh !!



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A man cannot have enough Model A's .... so very happy for you.

 

Alright Guys, here's a brief update for you. I was at the property all day yesterday. I was able to dig out both the 29 Cabriolet & the Pickup. Both of the cars had license plates from 1961. My bet is that have been sitting there since then. I'm planning to be there all day tomorrow to continue the project. There is still a ton of parts in the barn!! I will continue to post pictures for your enjoyment.

 

Great stuff! Speaking for many here, thanks for taking photos ''as found''.

 

Inquiring mind are thinking: What does a Mutha "Funkn" Load cost??? Give us a "ball park" so we can really be haters. Congrats and thanks for sharing. It gives us all entergy to keep on the hunt.

 

Someone has spent a little time on the pick up. Looks to have hydraulic brakes. How's the wood in the cab??? That's the biggest problem with them like Vickies. All wood substructure. The Cab is a 29.

 

dang looks like a 30/31 Cabriolet....lucky dog you.....need the top metal folding bar for mine - hint hint.....
sooo did you get the gas pump ?

 

No, it is a '29, they used the same cowl and hood with the belt line bead as the Fordor. That cowl is a one piece stamping and the stock 28-29 tank mounts under it. Bob