My Model A adventures in color and B&W

[Tiny]

1933 34 17" wheels with 750 and 550 size tires

[Hoogah]

Originally Posted by burner31

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Hey, wait a minute...my garage has white walls.

like!

[jrelliott]

Tiny, those are some really cool pictures. Like the large tires on the rear of your vehicle.

[Tiny]

Here's an update on my car. Took the 17's off and put the 19's back on. I like it both ways. The big and little tires are stored safely in the dark for a while. Enjoy

[Tom Wesenberg]

Originally Posted by Tiny

Here's an update on my car. Took the 17's off and put the 19's back on. I like it both ways. The big and little tires are stored safely in the dark for a while. Enjoy

You need to slow down.........you blew the top right off.

[Will Ziegler in LI NY]

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Tiny - great pictures. Thanks for posting.

I like the stance of your coupe. Is it lowered? If so how much and how did you do it?

Thanks,
Will

[Tiny]

Originally Posted by Tom Wesenberg

You need to slow down.........you blew the top right off.

I really did. The wood was so rotten it no longer held nails. One day it started blowing off so I removed it. Last summer I changed the wood out, this summer I'll do a new top.

Will, no its not lowered. All stock springs ect...

Here's a similar pose in a different location with a different treatment to the photo
Enjoy

[Tiny]

Yesterdays tour was through Lassen Volcanic park. What a fantastic day. 8 Model A's and just shy of 200 miles. No real issues other than the cars having a little trouble breathing the air at 8600' . Here are some of the highlights. Enjoy!!
What tour isn't complete without a single lane bridge?
The line up

President and Vice President

My cruising partner and I

Chugging along up to 8500' Lassen peak up ahead

Down the back side. I love my new brakes

[jim galli]

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Here's one of mine I liked.

brothers oregon

But I cheat. 8X10 Eastman film camera about 10 years older than the car, film, and the lens once upon a time was used on a thing called a mirroscope. It was a projector, of sorts. One of my fave's.

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[Tiny]

That's a Great shot Jim. I want a large format camera someday. Tin types and Glass plate negatives really appeal to me. The biggest camera I have is a medium format 6x7. It's a great portrait camera. It has a nice soft focus