Model on a Model A

wensum

wensum

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A couple of days ago, there appeared a posting of an attractive lady posing on a vintage vehicle which resulted in a number of interesting comments.
In attempting to answer some of those comments, I was unable to locate the posting and I suspect it may well have been removed and its possible this one will too?
Here we have a Model A and a model, both the same age, both in similar condition (taken in 2004) Both models don't look a lot different today except the human one has been fitted with a few replacement parts.
The Model A is an Australian wide bed ute or RPU in surprisingly original condition and I have posted photos of it some years ago
 

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Trying not to look at the “a model” but the “model a” is pretty cool. Those almost look like the original Victorian plates, but are more likely an early re-registration. I had a 27 Chev on original plates, which were 5 digits. The plates would be worth a pretty penny on their own now - probably more than the car, I hate to say (but who’d part with them?). Did you steal this Ute from Australia? :D
 
gurus of what? easily the most simple automobile ever made?I agree that naked fools drag it down,but dont give the fools who left any more credit than what they deserve,this aint rocket science..
 
wensum said:
A couple of days ago, there appeared a posting of an attractive lady posing on a vintage vehicle which resulted in a number of interesting comments.
In attempting to answer some of those comments, I was unable to locate the posting and I suspect it may well have been removed and its possible this one will too?
Here we have a Model A and a model, both the same age, both in similar condition (taken in 2004) Both models don't look a lot different today except the human one has been fitted with a few replacement parts.
The Model A is an Australian wide bed ute or RPU in surprisingly original condition and I have posted photos of it some years ago
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Post deleted thru lack of humour.

And before Ryan sees this thread and cans it.
 
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Bordfarn said:
Now were posting naked men on Model A's. Ryan has lost all control here
This place is a disgusting mess, no wonder why all the gurus have left. I guess no one else has the balls to speak up.
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I don't see a problem here, the truck does not look to be abused, and the model seems to be having fun...nothing indesent.
Of course I was expecting a female model...
This site is for information, sharing and FUN.
If you suck the fun out of this site then I'm gone...what's the point...I could open a book to get what I need.
I like the jokes, puns and general oddball behaviour of some of the Barner's, but I love the information that comes with it all.
Keep it up guys.
 
Steve Wastler said:
He’s just angry he got himself banned from another forum for the ones that left....
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And on we go..There is no rocket science in a model a ford,just personalities who believe their is..

To quote Groucho Marx, 'I dont want to be in a club that would have me as a member'..
 
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Hoogah said:
Trying not to look at the “a model” but the “model a” is pretty cool. Those almost look like the original Victorian plates, but are more likely an early re-registration. I had a 27 Chev on original plates, which were 5 digits. The plates would be worth a pretty penny on their own now - probably more than the car, I hate to say (but who’d part with them?). Did you steal this Ute from Australia? :D
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Not a re-registration, Dad's first and second A's were 6 digit rego's, 169xxx, and 132xxx. Still have both cars, and rego history back to new. I'm currently finishing off his restoration on his second, and will hopefully get around to restoring his first one day.
 
dave in australia said:
Not a re-registration, Dad's first and second A's were 6 digit rego's, 169xxx, and 132xxx. Still have both cars, and rego history back to new. I'm currently finishing off his restoration on his second, and will hopefully get around to restoring his first one day.
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What years? I wonder when they changed from 5 to 6 digits?
How lucky are you to have two family-owned As! :D
 
Bordfarn said:
If you want to call some of the smart folks fools I guess that's your prerogative
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"Smart" folks? This thread isn't to my taste but if people are doing to digital anhero over a joke that wasn't even directed at them, then they weren't cut out for life outside a cardboard box anyway.
Here i was thinking only millennials and people who get offended by my red hat with white writing on it packed a sad over nothing.
 
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