Send your Model A Hot Rod pictures

This one is slick too!

 

Mine.

 

This is going to be a Wisconsin car soon... Most likely Waukesha... haha

 

I hope you know how Waukesha got it's name. The name Waukesha is a Native American name meaning "travel at your own risk".
I'll draw you a map on how to get through town without bending a rim, or having a door pop open. The map is very simple, there are about 7 streets you can safely drive on, the rest are 4 wheel drive trails.

See you at the Kiltie?

 

The car is going up in August sometime. I won't be there full time until mid November. What and when is Kiltie?

 

here ya go:

 

Just started this one:

 

Here is mine

 

It's a once a year cruise-in at tha "Kiltie" drive-in restaurant. The "Kiltie" is located on the east side of Oconomowoc Wisconsin, just off hwy 16. This year it is being held on Friday May 17th. Their parking lot fills up early, and the overflow spills out to the frontage road and a car dealers lot next door. The show rivals the "Cheaterama" show, and lots of seldom seen (in the metro Milwaukee area) hot rods and customs show up.

 

Here's mine

 

Very Nice!

 

Whats this tail light from Kelly?

 

Looks like '58 Chevy except Impala.

Bob

 

How about mine

 

Another one

 

Nice one at Good Guys DesMoines.

 

Mine, a banger:

 

I like this one.

 

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My Model A. My first build, started as a '31 coupe body and frame in 1982, then found a cherry '31 Tudor body.. finished in the late 90's. Had never driven anything older than a 1970 vintage vehicle 'till I got this one roadworthy. I now have other rods, but nothing compares to your first hand built hot rod....

 

Hey Lake, that is one badass Tudor.

 

Lovin all the A's!!! Here is my work on progress. Has a 283 sbc, 1950 Meteor dash and will be getting a 3" haircut soon.

 

Not mine, but I did see this Model A Hot Rod on Burnham Avenue in Calumet City, Illinois.

 

Stupid Question Time: What is up with the white Firewalls/Dash? I have seen it on many cars over the years, enough to know that I would want nothing but a body color firewall/dash. Where did this hotrod styling element come from?

 

Here's mine..>

 

^ That's a cutie pie! It's nice to see the rear wheel well filled up like you did, either with large diameter tires or dropping the chassis. Nice. Gary

 

mine!

 

Probably from the same place that white frames and wheelwells came from in the 60's. Guess you had to be there to understand.

 

Wauw, really cool car! But... why's the rear so wide?

 

Very Cool.. I dig it!!