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im getting a pretty good laugh out of it know also. Its funny how the brains says one thing but the fingers type another

Hahaha i ment to say my car is backfiring not the horn

yea im glad it was to. I got another problem now though. It backfires everyonce in a while and im not sure why.

Hahaha i know i would be at a loss with out my horn. Its just not a model a with out an oogah horn

Id love to see a picture of the car and the motor if that wouldnt be to hard. I have a hard time getting my to 50 let alone 150 haha.

so i got my car out and looked at the horn, turned out the screw to adjust the horn was to tight and wasn't allowing it to spin. glad it was something simple. now i can blow my horn again haha

Thanks for the luck :D

Snyders has always treated me nicely to and their shipping is quick. have fun on the tour.

Hey thanks for your service, i leave in july for army basic and i dont look forward to the time away from my model a haha

thats not a bad idea.im new to model a's and always up to learn something new. thanks

might have better luck if ya post this over on The HAMB. they have a bigger variety of people that might be able to help

From what iv read out of my model a book the only thing i can come up with are the different body styles possibly having different brackets. another possibility is the levels of trim they had. they didn't have any pictures and i havent been able to find any on the web. im not an expert haha but...

Nice truck. Im agreeing on the black wheels but its yours so do what ya want with it haha. Have fun with it

These look to be the brackets that attach to your light bar on the front (the rounded part) then the bolts slide threw a license plate and you tighten them up to hold it onto the light bar. I attached a picture of the front of mine. you can see the clamps. hope this helps

Looks to be the same car in both picks. Id have to say its a 1920's something Ford model T. It looks very similar to the 1924 model t i attached. I think they were called a touring car. Not sure but pretty sure haha. Hope this helps

Im suprised nobody has mentioned this yet but snyders antique auto has just about anything you could imagine. Ive gotten all my stuff from them. Their prices seem reasonable and the shipping is quick. Congrats on the find to looks like ya made out pretty good. Enjoy it and have fun, thats...

yea i have a stock system. im going to get it out once the weather gets better and check it out. oh btw nice tommy gun in the pic Mitch//pa.

nothing happens when i push the button, thats what led me to believe it was something in the button

When i had my model a out last time, i used the horn as i was leaving from church, all at once it quit working as i still had my finger on the button. I think it might be something in the button, but im not sure. The horn was cleaned back in the summertime and was working great. I was just...

Thanks everyone, for the posts. I plan on restoring mine once i get out of the service. I got a list of stuff i'd like to do to it. Mostly motor work so I can go on road trips with it. Until then though I'm going to have fun driving it and taking it to my local cruise ins. The car in my picture...