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Everything is loose right now . We are waiting for doors then we will check all gaps and start the painful process of squaring everything thanks for the tip

I have mine installed You can see pics on my Website Looks great Solid oak http://teddyk1.wix.com/verlans-model-a

I agree with Tom 100% Its just not worth the material and time to do your own I am nearly complete in restoring my Father in Laws 1930 pickup We could not proceed without that rear spreader. My Father inlaw is a make it yourself kind of guys Thats great and he does a great job 1 inch away from...

Take a look at my website We just drove our Model A around Look in the video section to get a idea what you need to do http://teddyk1.wix.com/verlans-model-a

thanks Lance. We have family and close friends all over the country. This is a good way to keep in touch with them and to keep the family involved with the project. So far the grandkids are really excited being a part of it

Thanks for your comments so far Gathering from several posts I believe I am to start with installing the front fender/apron/running boards together as a set. This is how it was done at the factory and judging from several postings I need to do it this way to keep the alignment together for the...

Hi folks New to this forum I started a 1930 Model A pickup restoration last year. For those that are interested my website dedicated to this is http://teddyk1.wix.com/verlans-model-a We are at the point this week of getting ready for installing the body. Is there from your experience a step by...