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CB919ER · 08-02-2017, 08:15 AM

Because I like hearing people's story about things in which we share a mutual interest:

What made you decide to acquire a Model A?
What made you pick the body type you have?
How has your experience with the car been since you had it?

I'll be glad to start. I've said before this was my grandpa's car. He got in the early 80s and restored it. I have many fond memories of riding in the car with him and in the rumble seat with my sisters/cousins. When my grandmother passed away she left me the car as she knew the love I had for my grandpa and the car. As a child when the house was full with family I would often take a blanket and pillow and sleep across the front seat. (I'm to big for that now)

I have the what I believe is the tudor with rumble seat, because that is what was left to me, but i wouldn't trade it for anything.

I'm hoping to continue to build fond happy memories with the car and my family.

08-02-2017, 08:15 AM	#1
CB919ER Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2016 Location: Chattanooga, TN Posts: 114	Your Model A Because I like hearing people's story about things in which we share a mutual interest: What made you decide to acquire a Model A? What made you pick the body type you have? How has your experience with the car been since you had it? I'll be glad to start. I've said before this was my grandpa's car. He got in the early 80s and restored it. I have many fond memories of riding in the car with him and in the rumble seat with my sisters/cousins. When my grandmother passed away she left me the car as she knew the love I had for my grandpa and the car. As a child when the house was full with family I would often take a blanket and pillow and sleep across the front seat. (I'm to big for that now) I have the what I believe is the tudor with rumble seat, because that is what was left to me, but i wouldn't trade it for anything. I'm hoping to continue to build fond happy memories with the car and my family.