Help me identify my Dad's Model A

[Forker]

I just received a photo of my dad's Model A and being new to the hobby I can't identify it and was hoping someone with a whole lot more knowledge then I might be able to help. This is the only photo that I have.
Thanks in advance for any help anyone can offer.
george

 

[Charles Coe]

Looks like a 31 Tudor sedan.

 

[Reds34]

Looks like a '31 tudor.

Red

 

[Model 'A' Mike]

The car is a '31 Tudor sedan.

 

[Forker]

Thanks everyone

 

[jimvette59]

Looks like a 31 tudor sedan standard. Look at the fire wall, see if there is a indent where the gas shut off valve is located. If it is it's a late 31.

 

[sidhartha]

The cowl design makes it obvious that it is not a 28 or 29. But what distinguishes it as a 31 and not a 30?

 

[Chris in WNC]

The cowl design makes it obvious that it is not a 28 or 29. But what distinguishes it as a 31 and not a 30?

one-piece splash apron above the runnung board.

30 has a seam visible as seen in your avitar image.......

 

[Forker]

Thanks Chris, for explaining how you determined the year, I would have missed that detail.

Jim, all that remains of that car is this photograph, so checking anything is impossible

 

[spike]

still could be a late 30 with one pcs apron.

 

[George Miller]

Late 30's had a one piece splash apron also. With out seeing the radiator shell it is hard to say if it is a 30 or 31.

 

[59mgaguy]

Splash shield was attached to the fenders on the 30's. 1931 had a solid splash shield. On Model change they usually carried over the old parts onto the new model till Ford ran out.

Too bad this forum doesn't have a better system for attaching pictures or you could have enlarged it to get more detail.

 

[George Miller]

Late 30 had the one piece apron just like the 31. Had two original 30 cars with one piece aprons.