just bought my first stock (mostly) Model A

Paul

Paul

Member
amature restoration showing a little but not much wear and tear

no real plans for modification.. right now anyway

picture.php



picture.php
 
Yeah its going to be nice working on something clean for a change. it looks like a ground up restoration, not concourse but still presentable
 
That is nice looking, and I also like the colors.

I know what you mean about it being nice to work on something clean for a change.:)
 
I'll second the compliments on your new 'A'! She's pretty sharp looking. Post more pics when you get a chance. Enjoy the ride!
 
Looks like a fun driver. Join the local and national clubs. Get to know the members. They will be a good source for questions and help in the future.
 
Congrats on the car!

I bought a stock 30 a few months back and I have been driving the crap out of it, IT'S AWESOME!!

I drive it almost daily in L.A. and everyone stops me all the time to give me compliments, life is good!
 

Attachments

  • IMG_9866.JPG
    IMG_9866.JPG
    111.4 KB · Views: 29
thanks for all the kind words,
found out, thanks to this site,
there is a national meet right here in my little home town of Puyallup next month
'just might have to check it out
 
drumyn29 said:
Congrats on the car!

I bought a stock 30 a few months back and I have been driving the crap out of it, IT'S AWESOME!!

I drive it almost daily in L.A. and everyone stops me all the time to give me compliments, life is good!
Click to expand...

Looks great drumyn29. Would love to own a 1930 trunk coupe.
 
Congratulations on a nice car!

To answer Bills question- just call triple A!
Worth having if you like to cruise long distances.
 
ya spare tire lol. last trip i went on I took my 69 caprice because our A was waiting for parts. Ive never needed a spare before usually just cruze around town. well the gas station attendant was cool hooked me up with some stuff to wash my car and I told him I'd do a burnout. So I do a 69 impala donut... (double the wheel base its like 25 feet of donut) in the parking lot and i must have had a big screw int the tire and when it lost traction the asphalt pulled the screw out... luckily the station had plug kits and i didn't hold up the club.
Not that I expect you'll be doin any burnouts but its was just funny because someone had pointed out at the begining of the trip that i had no spare tire.
Your A is very nice lookin I also love those colors. I've been wondering if anyone has chromed 16 or 19 wheels. I think they'd be incredible on your rig
 
Last edited:
Paul; in order to come on the grounds or attend an event, you have to be a national (Mafca) member and be registered.there will be cars and people all over town a at hotels ect tho. Also, on the grand tour, there will be a viewing field area for interested ones to watch a parade of model A's leaving the fair grounds. The chamber is setting it up.
You should check out the Gerties. gertieas.org. Chuck
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top