The Ford Barn

M2M · 03-16-2018, 09:12 PM

Okay; I've decided put my dream of buying a Soviet made GAZ A or AA, ( the Holy Grail of the Model A hobby as I'm sure you'd all agree ), on hold for the moment and purchase a 1931 Tudor on the spur of the moment.

Car seems to be a barely used older restoration; the old boy who owned it passed away last year. His son and I managed to start the car and I drove it onto my trailer and then off my trailer and into my garage.

I think I did something wrong or something happened with the pop-out ignition switch as the car now has no electrical power so I cannot start it.

Are there any guys located in NW AR who can drop by and give a Model A dummy a hand in figuring out what's happened?

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03-16-2018, 09:12 PM	#1
M2M Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Australia/USA/EU/Soviet Russia Posts: 1,105	Need help in Fayetteville, AR with my 1st A Okay; I've decided put my dream of buying a Soviet made GAZ A or AA, ( the Holy Grail of the Model A hobby as I'm sure you'd all agree ), on hold for the moment and purchase a 1931 Tudor on the spur of the moment. Car seems to be a barely used older restoration; the old boy who owned it passed away last year. His son and I managed to start the car and I drove it onto my trailer and then off my trailer and into my garage. I think I did something wrong or something happened with the pop-out ignition switch as the car now has no electrical power so I cannot start it. Are there any guys located in NW AR who can drop by and give a Model A dummy a hand in figuring out what's happened? IMG_20180316_182922.jpg IMG_20180316_183002.jpg IMG_20180316_183028.jpg IMG_20180316_183104.jpg IMG_20180316_183138.jpg IMG_20180316_183400.jpg IMG_20180316_183623.jpg __________________