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H. L. Chauvin · 11-29-2016, 11:37 AM

Hi Tom,

All good cautious advice above.

Asking questions is always wise for first time buyers buying Model A's.

FWIW:

a. If not already done, check "MAFCA Classified" for several 4-doors listed for sale at present.

b. Besides E-bay, Googling helps ....... I found my 1930 Briggs Town Sedan on about page 19 of Google ............ listed on a site found by sheer luck ..... in a Military Dodge Truck Museum near Fort Hood, Texas.

c. Nothing like shopping to "see", "feel" & "experience" what is available at what prices ..... and always try to drive it to avoid being sorry for having taken a chance by trusting some individual who may be "acting" dumb ...... "acting" dumb these days is popular ..... we pay high salaries to our elected officials who "acted" dumb & won acceptance of our vast majority ....... selling cars is not much different.

d. In a short period, you will begin to feel more confident after shopping.

11-29-2016, 11:37 AM	#16
H. L. Chauvin Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 4,179	Re: Introduction and Fordor Question Hi Tom, All good cautious advice above. Asking questions is always wise for first time buyers buying Model A's. FWIW: a. If not already done, check "MAFCA Classified" for several 4-doors listed for sale at present. b. Besides E-bay, Googling helps ....... I found my 1930 Briggs Town Sedan on about page 19 of Google ............ listed on a site found by sheer luck ..... in a Military Dodge Truck Museum near Fort Hood, Texas. c. Nothing like shopping to "see", "feel" & "experience" what is available at what prices ..... and always try to drive it to avoid being sorry for having taken a chance by trusting some individual who may be "acting" dumb ...... "acting" dumb these days is popular ..... we pay high salaries to our elected officials who "acted" dumb & won acceptance of our vast majority ....... selling cars is not much different. d. In a short period, you will begin to feel more confident after shopping.