Model A with a Cummins Diesel

I love it!!!!!. I am glad it was posted here, i dont look at the hamb . Seams most everybody is glad to. Its still looks like a model a to me, with a lot of improvement.
 
Thank the lord only a few fell like brent and charlie. I really like the ford barn . It helps me a lot. I hope it stays just like it is.
 
In the '50's Chief couldn't find an available, cheap, Model A at the time.
He had a Perkins 4 cyl diesel, and a late V-4 Wisconsin, with starter, clutch, etc. Wanted to put one of them in an "A" for a commuter car. Bill W.
 
If it looks like a duck, sounds like a duck, walks like a duck it must be a duck. As far as I can tell it must be a duck cause it sure ain't an "A".
 
jerry shook said:
Thank the lord only a few fell like brent and charlie. I really like the ford barn . It helps me a lot. I hope it stays just like it is.
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Jerry, again you misunderstand my friend. It isn't that I dislike it, ...its that we have all been asked specifically by Ryan to only discuss topics of Restoration here. Nothing on this vehicle meets the protocol of Restoration. My comment above was that I'm not so sure it is a candidate for HAMB as a traditional rod either.

Surely you understand that I didn't make the rules here and I realize neither did you however why do folks feel compelled to totally disregard the rules in a place where we are the guest? Should a rule only apply to us after Ryan or Cobb specifically calls us out each time, ...or shouldn't we each be responsible citizens in society to obey the laws whether someone is there watching to enforce them or not?
 
I too feel it was not the right forum for this, but I did partake in the thread, I do occasionally like to see a rod, I have visited the Hamb one time and will most likely never again, it ain't for me. Since the guy posting didn't appear to be a douche bag like the others who have posted regarding rods and such, I felt it was neat to see. Given all the drama this site has had in the recent weeks, I thought it was a needed interlude to all the b.s. JMHO
 
This may not be the correct site for it, true. But I'm glad to have seen it and can appreciate the originality and engineering involved. It’s a neat vehicle.
 
I think a lot of talent went into this project,looks great. One more A body saved from A salvage yard. In the old days they did all sorts of things with these cars and it just goes to show you its still going on.
 
jayman said:
I think a lot of talent went into this project,looks great. One more A body saved from A salvage yard. In the old days they did all sorts of things with these cars and it just goes to show you its still going on.
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More often than not it's actually a nice Model A butchered into a hot rod.

I'm still waiting for an answer to my question from the start, What does the title call it? I'm serious!
 
Tom still no answer to your question I see But still neat car! How's my question on the Generator Style L2 Mar30 to end Prod,cutout,and EVR Any chance to look at that? Thanks Gary.
 
Seems like more and more hot rod stuff appearing on this forum, which I thought, (apparently wrongly) was for stock model A fords.
 
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