Purchase Advise: 1930 Model A Tudor

[vespaholic]

@Sunnybrook: I'm wondering the same thing myself. I'm really leaning towards getting it towed home and checking it out myself.
I guess I'll look for "how to rebuild your model A brakes" videos on youtube.
@1931 flamingo: No pics till Saturday. As far as why stuff is worn…. who knows?
If it was restored then used a lot, then stored, that could be 1 answer.
I know what I'm looking at from a body, interior, frame condition.
The motor looks simple enough.
The brakes give me pause.

[Mikeinnj]

Originally Posted by vespaholic

@Sunnybrook: I'm wondering the same thing myself. I'm really leaning towards getting it towed home and checking it out myself.
I guess I'll look for "how to rebuild your model A brakes" videos on youtube.
@1931 flamingo: No pics till Saturday. As far as why stuff is worn…. who knows?
If it was restored then used a lot, then stored, that could be 1 answer.
I know what I'm looking at from a body, interior, frame condition.
The motor looks simple enough.
The brakes give me pause.

The motor is pretty simple,
as long as the block is not cracked....