Mystery 1930 Tudor on Lorain Rd.
 

So I'm parked yesterday and happen to spot this 1930 Tudor in my neck of the woods... Wondering if it was anyone on the barn... Very nice car Sir..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPn7zLI29-0

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Just curious. How could you tell it was a 30?

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From the 2 piece splash aprons

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Was that music on your radio or did you add that to the video?
And yes...nice car, always like to see them rolling down the road.

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Isn't it amazing that we all notice when a new Model A appears in our neighborhood? Everyone could get a brand new car and we don't even turn our heads, but let a new Model A go down the street and we are on it taking pictures, videos, etc.! I love this hobby! :D

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Just two years ago I learned that my neighbor (5 houses to the south) has a Model A that was restored when he bought it years ago. He keeps it stored against the back wall and I've never seen it out.

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also the top, front of the radiator shell.

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My car radio... (Not my model A....)

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Every now and then here in northeast PA I will be out driving in routine traffic and be passed by an "old" antique car and they are almost exclusively Model A Fords rolling along the other way. These Model A Fords and to casual observations are totally different cars per model and color. That was when I was looking to purchase another Model A and was more observant. To recollection now, until late last year when winter set in, at least 10 had been seen. The conclusion is that there must be a whole lot of Model A Ford cars still around out on the roads aside from what is tucked away in dark places.

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