OK! Let's get personal!

58 but feels like 42. Been in our local Missouri valley since I was late teenage years.
I’m good to go for hopefully some time
Love doing model a work.
 
I am 27. Oh Hell, who am I kidding? Add 40 to that. = 67. Bough my 1929 Tudor a year and a half ago.
 
Not as good as I once was, but as good once as ever I was ,coming 75 But an injection of salt fever few years ago Has turned the clock backwards, So counting down instead of up , Summer time in NZ,Hot & dry,
 
I’m 27 and have had my A for 5 years. I was president of my chapter for a year and have been on the board since. Not as active though as I once was.

Makes it tough when the local club does events on weekdays, and the big national events are not friendly to those who work (unless they fly and don’t bring an A, I guess).


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70. Spending most winter days in the shop finishing a 28 Phaeton. Hopefully a spring debut.
Don't worry about the future of the hobby. Looks like the average age of Model A owners is , say, early to mid 70's today. 10 years from now the average age of Model A owners will still be the same, and so on into the future. Old guys like us like Model A's, along with a few younger guys. I see the trend simply continuing as is.
 
I'am 73 and have owned and driven Model A's since 1958. have had and drive the same 29 coupe for the last 51 years. Neither it or I are restored!
 
I'm 57. This is a picture of my Dad and I at the MARC National meet in Indianapolis in 1970. In the second picture, the truck and I are at the MARC National meet in Oshkosh, Wisconsin in 2012.
Dad will be gone 33 years in January, the truck is still here, both are much loved. Thanks Dad.
 

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