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Cool Hand Lurker · 09-08-2012, 05:37 PM

IF somebody wanted to go through the work AND had access to DMV statistics in every state then it would be possible to count up all Registered Model A's. But there are non-running cars in barns all over the place also that we don't know about. I probably wouldn't count rusty hulks in the woods because they are more than likely to be used as parts cars than restored. More likely, but not always.
I guess I would have to say it is nearly impossible, but is it really significant to count a car that isn't running or won't be for maybe 10-20 years into the future?

09-08-2012, 05:37 PM	#16
Cool Hand Lurker Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: So Minn Posts: 1,565	Re: Are there still a million Model A's? IF somebody wanted to go through the work AND had access to DMV statistics in every state then it would be possible to count up all Registered Model A's. But there are non-running cars in barns all over the place also that we don't know about. I probably wouldn't count rusty hulks in the woods because they are more than likely to be used as parts cars than restored. More likely, but not always. I guess I would have to say it is nearly impossible, but is it really significant to count a car that isn't running or won't be for maybe 10-20 years into the future?