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[burner31]

test new barn find

[Bulligen]

Here is a photo of Archie, He is a 28 Pheaton that was built in 1950 or 51. V8 60 with a 40 side shift trans , juice brakes, dropped axle, 40 ford column and box, quarter elliptic springs in rear, boat dash to name a few mods. !

[Beechtech]

Here is an older picture.

[Bulligen]

Here is another photo of Archie !

[Mitch//pa]

updated pics:::::: Lucy is ford marron and paul is medium ford maroon

[29spcoupe]

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Here is my '29 Special Coupe, John

[CWilson]

[olut]

1929 Roadster Pickup

[Tim Armstrong]

My latest Model A.

[Don S.]

Here's mine, had it for going on 3 years now. Can't wait for spring to get it out again!

[George Miller]

Here is one of my 30 pickup

[Bob Bidonde]

Originally Posted by LeroyM

Here's my 31 coupe. Currently running a Model B motor with a 39 transmission. The Model B has a lightened flywheel, Snyder's high compression head, Ansen down draft intake with a Stromberg 97 carb. I'm in the process of converting over to 12 Volts with a vintage Mallory distributor that is getting converted to electronic.

Nice Coupe!

[George Miller]

A friends Roadster pickup.

[George Miller]

My second Model A Ford. This was 1970 on my farm in northern Mich.

[AL in NY]

My 1930 Closed Cab Pickup at the MARC 2014 National Tour in Carey, NC... (Put 1500 miles on the truck that week and NO problems what-so-ever)

[George Miller]

This was a original that I just painted. It still has the original interior. 85,000 miles and the engine had never been rebuilt. Did a valve job and adjusted the mains. Also a timing gear. Probable the best Model A I ever owned. But I just do not care that much for more doors. Sorry.

[billybronco1]

My 1931 Coupe

[Farrell In Vancouver]

Just finishing up our stablemate for the 28 Special coupe: 1931 AA

[1930artdeco]

Oooooh I like it!

[Cracker39]

Just returned home from a horrid trip, weatherwise, to Ohio and back, with our new '31 Tudor DL. The trip was made pulling an enclosed trailer, towed by our GMC 3500. Not the best picture - but it was below freezing and we had just taken the Model A out of the trailer and brought it inside. The water coming from underneath the car is from the snow melting off the snoeblower behind the A. This is my third Model A starting with an unrestored '31 Roadster bought in 1954 during my Junior year in High School, and followed many years later with a restored '30 Tudor in the late 90s. This car was purchased from a long-time Model A enthusiast whose late physical impairments prevented him from driving it.