1lowtrk
Junior Member
Hello everyone.
My name is Mike
Well I lurked for quite a while then registered when I got my A pickup.I have been around cars all my life.When I was a yungun my grandfather had a 1931 Model a roadster (last time I saw it it was at Hawkinson Ford in Oaklawn Ill)I remember riding in the rumble seat to glenview navy air base for an air show.Grandpa also had a 1929 Hudson that I still have.Unfortunately he sold the A to buy a 1922 Hudson (that we still have).So now in my Garage sit a 1931 Model A pickup and a 1929 Hudson.Just like when I was 8 The sounds and smells bring Me right back to 8 years old.There are some pic,s of my pickup in my profile. It,s a 70,s restoration that runs well.The paint is fair but showing years of storage.It does have some kind of what looks like a homemade double overdrive 65 is no sweat. It,s in the process of getting new brakes right now.I will try to get some pics of the overdrive.It look like a another whole trans in the torque tube with a cable next to the steering column and a lever next to the shifter.
My name is Mike
Well I lurked for quite a while then registered when I got my A pickup.I have been around cars all my life.When I was a yungun my grandfather had a 1931 Model a roadster (last time I saw it it was at Hawkinson Ford in Oaklawn Ill)I remember riding in the rumble seat to glenview navy air base for an air show.Grandpa also had a 1929 Hudson that I still have.Unfortunately he sold the A to buy a 1922 Hudson (that we still have).So now in my Garage sit a 1931 Model A pickup and a 1929 Hudson.Just like when I was 8 The sounds and smells bring Me right back to 8 years old.There are some pic,s of my pickup in my profile. It,s a 70,s restoration that runs well.The paint is fair but showing years of storage.It does have some kind of what looks like a homemade double overdrive 65 is no sweat. It,s in the process of getting new brakes right now.I will try to get some pics of the overdrive.It look like a another whole trans in the torque tube with a cable next to the steering column and a lever next to the shifter.
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