ok time for some new updated pics some of you ave seen the car recently some havnt i know i need to get it lowered i havnt decided on how to lower it or what to lower it with i was thinking the tien basics but changed my mind now im thinking of going kinda basic with like yellow and pro kit let me know if you have any suggestions also this is mine and my grandpas 1929 model a we went 50/50 on it about 2 yeas ago it is all original and a pain to drive haha never take your electric strart for granted not a ford guy but couldnt pass up this piece of history on with pics





this is th gas gauge



for when it rains

now on to the cav













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Always looking good. makes me kinda miss my razzi kit.... love the color and kit/rim combo. keep it up.

That model a is badass.

Your car looks really nice as well.

I like it... a lot!



Pictures: www.j-body.org/forums/read.php?f=46&i=298583&t=298494&p=1

Man I think I saw that car the other day over by Wal-mart. Looks pretty good, I like it.

KevinP (Stabby McShankyou) wrote:
and I'm NOT a pedo. everyone knows i've got a wheelchair fetish.

Very nice. I've been spoiled by getting to walk past my boss' fully restored Beige 1931 Model A at work each day. I'd post pictures if you wanted to start a "Model A" party, and didn't mind a little threadjack.


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nah post em

Lookin good as always!

arrival_04_eco (green98cav) wrote:nah post em

If you say so.

Here is my boss' 1931 Deluxe Roadster. The sales blurb: "Only 20 miles since a total restoration was completed on this rust-free, all metal car. It is equipped with a stone-guard, quail radiator cap, rear trunk tonneau cover for top with storage bag, wolf whistle, dual side mounts with mirrors, etched wind wings, and temperature gauge. The car drives as sweet as it looks -- even the fuel gauge and windshield vacuum wiper works."





























And before anybody asks, no I haven't driven it. My experience is somewhat limited on vehicles that have a spark-advance lever, among other things.



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