Hi from Europe Just a quick word to say hello from France. I've just bought a 1931 Sport Coupe that has been in Europe since being imported from California in 1992. It's pretty sound but I have a list of things to do so will probably be asking a few questions in the coming months. A great site by the way.
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Re: Hi from Europe Welcome ,
Post some pics of your CP,, we like to look.... ... Looks like your right along the ocean in France ?? |
Re: Hi from Europe Welcome.
Yes, please tell us a bit about where you live and what it is like driving there. |
Re: Hi from Europe Welcome to Model A's and the Ford Barn.
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Re: Hi from Europe Welcome to the barn.....lot of good guys on here that are eager to help.
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Re: Hi from Europe I will post a few more photos in the next couple of days. I live in the South West of France about an hour and a half south of the Loire Valley and an hour and a half in from the Atlantic coast. It's a quiet rural area with plenty of uncrowded country roads to enjoy the Model A on. There is quite a lot of interest in 'Vehicles de Collection' in the area and I am hoping to join in with some of the events laid on. The big local event is the Circuit des Remparts at Angouleme which has racing in historic cars around the walled hilltop town and a drive out in the local countryside for historic cars. The lunchtime stop is often in the grounds of a local chateau which adds to the photo opportunities on offer.
http://www.circuit-des-remparts.com/...1-lang-uk.html The cars that you see around and about from the 1920s and 1930s tend to be from French manufacturers but I expect hat the Model A will be made welcome by the enthusiasts. |
Re: Hi from Europe Wow - that looks like a proper race
https://youtu.be/7DxPvAhzQ1M https://youtu.be/WjRIFLVI_vw Me and my Dad are contemplating driving a Model A from east Suffolk UK down to Limoges in July for my little brother's wedding Tempted to come back in September now... |
Re: Hi from Europe Welcome to the barn! That's a nice model A to have. Tell us whatever is wrong with it and we can tell you how to fix it and even some times what it will cost. LOL Seriously, There's a lot of talent in here.
Terry |
Re: Hi from Europe Welcome! You will enjoy this site and the Model A hobby I'm sure!
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Bonjour, bienvenue...... et à bientôt.
https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attach...1&d=1463097171 Brad in Maryland, USA |
Re: Hi from Europe How far are you from Paris. I was in Paris for two weeks a year ago and never saw one antique car. You will love this site and all the experts. Welcome aboard mon ami ! Wayne
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Re: Hi from Europe Hi,
Many here are eager to assist when you ask. Also, if you look under this Model A Forum's "Search", you will find that Mr. Tony Hillyard, sometimes posting on this Forum, lives in France also .............. i.e., Pleines Oeuvres, Normandy; however, it looks like about a (4) to 5) hour drive up further north from your location in Le Ravary. Good to hear from you. |
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Photo one shows where the car has been stored, unused, for the last few years and photo two shows the 'strange' carb. |
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This one shows the light switch as it has been set at the moment.
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Re: Hi from Europe Welcome, be sure to Post some pics
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The carb is a modern one used on powered industrial equipment (fork lifts and stuff). A search on here will give you a lot of information on the carb. Here is a start; https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=9625 |
Re: Hi from Europe "Cornishman" makes me think you are from Cornwall (England). Is there a story behind the moniker?
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Re: Hi from Europe Welcome. There is a wealth of knowledge in this room. Enjoy your "A".
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