Got to test that 1929 Tudor

NK, for 7200. Im sure the seller will have none of it. I certainly wouldnt........

why I suggested walking.
 
Just so everyone knows this will be my first antique car and the a has always caught my eye they seem to be affordable and simple to work on is a plus. Whether I buy this one or not I’m probably going for an a because of the simplicity. I’ve restored a few antique tractors and these really aren’t any more complicated from what I can see
 
They made more 29 tudor sedans in 1929 then any other model. Roadster coupes trucks and phaetons are ALL more desireable then the tudor, when you go to sell it.
If you never plan on selling it, then forget that aspect. Its just that a really nice one can be bought for 10k and it isnt worth the hassle with rebuilding the motor- should it come to that.

Youve recd sound advice and def consider it........
 
I have a Model A and I like Model A's. However, I'm 6-2, 215lbs. I just can't comfortably fit in a Model A. You might consider a V8 Ford. The drivability is better and they are more comfortable to sit in.
 
Simply put, they are worth less because there are a ton of them around and not as many people wanting them as much as a roadster, phantom, or fordor.
 
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