Recent content by 29OklahomaCoupe

I ment to mention this earlier. One thing that has always bothered me about the car is that the frame has been chopped in half then welded back together by the previous owner. I can tell this because angle iron has been welded on the inside of the frame on both sides and I can see the welds on...

The more that I think about it, the more I am going to keep it original. After looking at hot rod parts(chassis, front end, rear end, etc) last night, Its not cheap to build one. Parting out the model a wouldn't get me very far as you guys have stated. Part of the reason that I have not been...

When I got the car it was in pieces and I was stationed in another state with the Air Force and it was at my in-laws shop in Oklahoma. I moved back in October of 2013 and thats when I started putting it back together when I had time. Im not saying that I would have more time for a hot rod, I...

Yes it is. Im going to talk to him tomorrow about it. He won't like it. He'll just say that its not his anymore and he doesn't care. Ive tried to talk to him about it before(not rodding it), just general questions and thats been his response. Its not that I don't like the original Model A's, I...

Im fairly new to the Model A, and I haven't been on here in a while. I have a 1929 Model A Coupe that is roughly 90% complete(As in having the correct parts). The engine, ****** and axles have been gone through. The chassis and body frame have been sand blasted and primed, etc. The car has been...

Sorry for the late response guys. It looks like I have a Standard Coupe. I cant wait to pick up those books, it sounds like they are a must for any restoration!

Thanks so much guys! You all have already gave me some great information and help! I am definitely joining the Tulsa A's Model A club!

Kmcgowan(Kurt), Sent you a personnel message.

Thanks guys! I will definitely post some pics of how it restoration is coming!

Steve, I'm not part of any club. Does that have something to do with the forum? I know it's not a business coupe. How would I be able to tell if it's a standard, sport, or a special?

Hey everyone, My name is Cory and I wanted to introduce myself. I'm currently restoring a 1929 Model A Coupe. My grandfather bought the car a few years back to restore it, but his health went down and I promised him that I would restore it since he is not able too. I hope you guys don't mind...

wrndln, Im new to the forumn, but I could use those pics. Im restoring a 29 coupe and I'm currently working on the top wood. Not trying to jump on someone else's post, just wanted to check. Thanks