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You should see the photoos I have of her and that car. Her headlights are bigger that that 30 tudor has.

Look closely at the front of the fender and on early 30 fenders, the bead that runs along the side of the fender extends across the front. Later fenders have the bead stop just at the curve around to the front.

I like that, Bob.

It may not make the car run better, but it will probably make your motor hum!

I have several of this woman, but only a few with clothes on. note the early 30 eyebrow fenders.

That is a model A 4 speed on the engine, and a Ford V8 4 speed behind that. With both in first gear, you could walk faster than the machine will go. I have had several of them, and they are fun.

We have lost another amazing member of the model A community Richmond Bell has died. My father bought parts from him in the 70's, and I visited him in Wellfleet about 10 years ago. Read the obit, it is remarkable. https://www.capecodtimes.com/obituaries/20200621/richmond-r-bell

Higher compression, oversize intake valves, and a B carb make a world of difference.

Merry Christmas

On this day in 1927, the new Model A Ford was introduced to the public.

I got those brackets several years ago, I think at Hershey. They are reproductions.

I was asked to take photos of a bud vase and bracket, but cannot send the photos by message, so I am posting the photos here.

Some of my collection.

I restored an AA dumper for a customer several years ago and he followed us home from a show at 45MPH with no problem.

The national and regional meets are more of a convention than a car show. that may explain why visitors are not welcome. When I was involved in putting on meets, we would let visitors in to see the cars in the day, but had securtiy guards at night.