Sorry that the text is not very clear in the above pictures. I copied this from the internet years ago that is all the better I could make it today.
Ray
I reduced the size of your picture and here it is.
I have a couple of these wheels but they are in storage and I haven't seen them in years.
Yours looks a little different than what I remember, but if I get to the warehouse today I"ll take pictures and post one for us to compare.
Ray
Nice photo. Obviously a player piano and Edsel is not really playing.
Agree late '30s. We inherited my maternal Grandmother's player piano that looks similar to this one. They bought it in 1934.
Turned 70 this past July.
Bought my first "A" in 1978. Still have it. Late 1931 Deluxe Tudor. Has potential to be fine points car. Purchased 5 more "A's" after that.
Currently helping one of my grandsons restore an early build (April 1, 1964)
Mustang.
Ray
Lots of "fine point" detailing on that car. Looks like it was a Marc of Excellence winner at one of the past National Meets.
Always have to be careful buying on E-Bay.
Ray
I have acquired a few side bowl style carbs over the past 30 or so years
since that is the correct one for my late '31 Tudor. Pardon the dust as some of these have been sitting on the same shelf in my basement for 25 years.
Left of the Zenith-3 side bowl on the bottom is a Zenith-3 non...
Beginning in about June of 1931 Ford began producing the Deluxe Tudor.
Lots of changes from the early 1931 Tudors. The front seats did have an extended back that eliminated the gap on the earlier Tudor seats.
Also, the drivers seat was about 3 inches or so wider than before and was on...
In addition to above, the driver's seat was about 3 inches wider on the 1931 Deluxe Tudor.
Most of the 30+ differences between 1930 ?? and 1931 deluxe tudors were minor and also found on non deluxe tudors as well as on most 1931 body styles.
Ray