1934 model A
 

Found this on the web

Re: 1934 model A
 

That's actually a '33 grill.

Re: 1934 model A
 

AND a 1928-29 body.

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Looks like an early customizer got creative.


Sal

Re: 1934 model A
 

So there were customizers before George Barris? :cool:

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It also has the original very common version of racing slicks! I had lots of them in my day.

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I wonder what that is for a car on the “ enclosed” trailer???......Mark

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The rest of the at least the two other cars it took to build FrankenRoadster . . .

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If you look close, It used to be a coupe, look at doors and winshield.

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Ah, that's pretty harsh. I think it's well done.

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Well thats one mod I have never seen before.

Re: 1934 model A
 

I don't think the body was ever a coupe. The doors, cowl posts, and windshield look pretty 1928-29 Model A to me.

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https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...p;d=1543013974
Quaint

Re: 1934 model A
 

Other sight said it was from back in 1935, They hauled one of their Bell Auto Parts midgets out to the mid-west to race and try to market more of them. Stopped by the Indy 500 to check out the Miller-Ford race cars on their way back to Bell, CA.

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Looks like a real 29 roadster body and windshield to me. Notice what looks like windshield wing nut and screws on windshield post base at cowl. I'd drive it!

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I kinda like the grille on it.

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It's definitely an A roadster

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Four grown men in an A roadster pulling a track car on a trailer from Bell, CA to Indy and back; must have been quite a trip.

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Hope they don't get yelled at for modifying that "A"> ;-)