Welcome To The New Ford Barn!

WOW! I have not been around the Barn for a long time and I was shocked to see the new format. This is a great improvement......Thanks, Ryan.
 
Thanks Ryan , I'm cruzin this keyboard with a learner's permit ,but you've made this site relatively easy . It's a great place to find info and parts , keep up the good work.
 
I live in Alberta CAN and in 1955 I bought a 1928 Ford CVT serial 8149 from the original owner who was the Ford mechanic here since the model T .It still has it's original spare tire with a second set of Atlas tires on the car.I help start the first car club in the province and have # 5 license on it . It has the original top and seat .This car has a honeycomb rad and a single plate glass windshield that is original ,which has been a controversal subject with the ?? A Ford experts . Some of the A owners saw this car at the Calgary North West meet in 2003 .I am also doing a 1930 with 29000 miles on it that has been inside for 60 years ,no rust .It also has original Goodyear tires on it . They are wonderfull cars .George
 
Just signed up... My grandfathers 1929 Ford Model A Coupe w/Rumble Seat was just passed down to me from my Father who just didn't have the time for it. I hope to take great care of it and learn many things from this site. Thanks Ryan!!
 
Model A Man said:
I am here. Tracy Black from Sunland California AKA Model A Man
Just trying out the edit button. I like this because I can go back and fix my post
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I have the info. on the fender skirts back when they ask who would be interested. Do you have info. where I might find a set of Skirts.

Thanks Imacrazy
 
Hi all, just joined the forum, it is the second foray into 'A Fords'. First was 45 years ago and a very early Roadster, multiplate clutch, and red steering wheel. A one owner from new and 62,000 on the speedo. Now about to tackle a 29' chassis and try and build a speedster body as the orignal is missing. Great site, cheers from down under---Aus.
 
Hi! I just joined the forum and am looking to buy my first Roadster/Roadster pickup. I am a little new at this, but I am very interested in learning as much as I can.
 
Just an introduction. I go by Willie Krash. I live in Southern Oregon. Have owned a little alternator/generator shop for over 30 years. The Shop is in Central Point Oregon. If in the area drop by...It's called AA Electric (Ashland Auto Electric). We are about 35 miles north of the California border.
After 30 years I could have robbed a bank in been out by now.:)
I have two cars, a '20 Runabout (local family car) and a '30 Coupe.
Mike
 
Ryan, thanks for your generous efforts to keep The Ford Barn open. This Forum is vital for newbies like me. Much appreciate your efforts and those of contributors.
 
Hi I'm thinking about buying a model a and putting a Honda motor in it from an s2000. Had a model a in the past it was cool.
 
Ryan;
Not sure if this is the place for this to be posted, but this is in my opinon a wonderful forum. The only one I read.
I can't begin to Thank everyone involved with it for I have learned more here about my car than the acuall car has taught me.
But I often wish there was a way to inlarge other members' avitars for closer examination.
I never get tired of looking at Model As
Thanks and keep up the excellent work.
 
Thanks Ryan,
for maintaining good care of The Ford Barn.
I am still here and still lovin' it. And my '29 Open Cab pickup loves it too.
The Ford Barn aides, encourages, and well does keep the ol' Grumm up and running...
ORIGINAL & VINTAGE.
 
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