my new model a coupe

hotrodderhaag

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bought this a two weeks ago from minnesota,

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car was purchased on wednesday, delivered friday, and i drove it to my wedding sat morning, great ride, thats me on the left

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hope you enjoy

thanks guys!
 
From here, it looks pretty solid. Best of luck with it, whether you restore it or leave it the way it is. As long as the mechanicals are good.
Rog
 
You have a helluva bride to let you take that to your wedding! Congrats on both, looks like a great car!
 
You have a helluva bride to let you take that to your wedding! Congrats on both, looks like a great car!

My thoughts exactly. My new bride loves my 1930 Fordor and was with me when I bought it a month ago. I consider myself a very, very lucky man.
 
hotrodderhaag .....................
I don't see any original paint, so go ahead and restore it if you want. Just don't put a 350 in that nice of Model "A", please.
MIKE :)
 
I believe you have a couple of keepers there! The tie is another matter, though. (Just yankin' your crank! LOL) Best wishes for the future!

Ed
 
It's nice Real solid one coat of paint other than the original. Mechanically is good I have just installed all new wiring harness and engine gaskets .. We have put 500 miles on it since we got it home. I like it the way it is. If I was to ever do anything to it, I have a 1937 flat head that's all rebuilt. But the banger does fine the way it is.. Could use a radiator. Little crusty. And the wife insisted on us having it there at the wedding. She helped me string the new harness today ..
 
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Nice find. Where in MN did the car come from? Are you sure you don't want to turn it into a "cozy cab" like this one?:confused:

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:p:D LOL, I just keep this picture for laughs at how ridiculous some people make a vehicle.:eek:
 
The V-8 60 doesn't do very well, even with a 4.11 rear axle, in the Model A. I'd ask around before you do that. There is a V-8 60 '30 pickup in a local club. The owner was very disappointed when he made the change.

Gar Williams
 
A good strong motor w/high comp head/touring cam, 3;54's and a Mitchell OD move my little coupe along nicely.
 
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