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They might need to know if you’re within a reasonable driving distance to meet up.I’m in Oregon, but if you’re in Alaska, that can influence the deal for both parties.

I had a starting problem in the parking lot of a tavern about five years ago. Three women in their 20’s came through the lot heading in for a beer. I asked them if they could give my ‘29 coupe a short push, and assured them that would start the car. They were excited to help this old man (75)...

An easy restoration. It was running when it was parked.

Makes me miss my PU.

Thanks. I don’t know T s.

Is your negative battery cable the correct gauge?

Hard to tell where the gas tank is and how the fuel would reach the carb. I’d be interested to just go see it and how it is engineered.

Tony, if this is your first adventure into owning a Model A, I think you’re reaching in too Deep. Tampering with the engine takes a lot of experience, knowledge, money, and special tools. "Go slowly for a more harmonious outcome." :::Old Soiux saying.

I just turned 80, still driving my first car, a ‘29 Tudor, which I bought in 1961 at age 16. Still all original (both of us). I’ve bought and sold about 35 A’s over the years, but she’s the first and last and I will never sell her. Shows in my avatar.

Californians didn’t want to look like fools.

Also hope you don’t get a flat tire.

The benefit of California living!

Two rear lights would have been nice. Also safety glass all around.

The suit guy better keep his ciggi away from the pump!

Moved comment. Another Great photo, Dave

The damage started when he turned it into a hot rod.

I had to replace the float on my gas gauge last summer. When installed it does not read correctly a full tank reads 1/2-3/4 as the fuel sloshes around while driving. A knowledgeable A friend removed the flame arrestor to see if the wire bail was rubbing, but declared there was no evidence of...

Be careful with the radiator. I installed a badge last summer using the provided very small screws. But the threads on the screws were so sharp that as I installed the badge I cut a tube. That was a $900 mistake.

Beautiful! I’ve owned several A’s over the years, but the Town Sedan was always too much for me to tackle. Good on you for a fine job!

Benson’s note on the throttle assembly is very important.