Features Fenderless Model A's, Show Us Your A-Frames!

A couple more, hode you guys are not sick of it?

 

I like it. Giving a lot of thought to doing an RPU instead of a coupe. Though I will go with the extended cab since I don't think I would fit in an original.

Thanks.

--louis

 

Never get tired of looking at a well put together comp coupe.

--louis

 

Pic stolen from Royboy.

 

see'n anything with a roof isn't "aloud" in the "A ROADSTERs on A frame" thread, I thought I'd bring this up again.........

 

That's a different thread. I don't see the word "roadster " in the title.

 

I built the frame using the original rails.

 

Model A to the cab back, can be viewed on my build site.

 

Graham sir, Wondering what size and brand wheels and tires you are running? Looks Good!

 

My lil' tub...

 

6:70 and 8:20, I think the sizes are in my build thread, the wheels came from Newstalgia, http://www.newstalgiawheel.com/

 

Here's my old '30, which I sold several years ago to a local guy by the name of Randy Moore. He installed wide white wall tires, steel rims, spinner wheel covers before selling it at the Knoxville, Tn NSRA StreetRod Nationals South. I'm told that the car went to the Northeast and now has a chopped top and is painted yellow. If anyone reading this knows where the car is today, I'd love to talk with the current owner.

 

What exact blue color is the sedan with fenders? I Love it!

 

Yep, better keep it clean, I got the HAMB POLICE on my ass, too!

More eye candy!!!

 

Hmm, you didn't look very hard, it says, model a roadster high boys on a frames. I see the words model a, roadsters, a frames, ..........

 

Your joking right, Gary? That' s another thread. This one is titled "Fenderless Model A's, Show Us Your A Frames" in big bold type.
It ain't about looking very hard. All you gotta do is just scroll back to the top of this page.

 

Banger motor, Lions head with twin 81 Strombergs

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I KNOW it's another thread, and if you read IT, (the other thread), there is some scolding going on about coupes in a roadster thread. This thread was dormant for a couple weeks, so I thought I'd bring it back up again. Sheesh ..........

 

That's a nice coupe, but also a total lack of info.
Patiently waiting for text

I like it a lot.

 

It's a tinted DP primer. We used their white and blue DP. I believe it was 1 quart of blue DP mixed with 1 gallon of white DP.

 

I like it the way it is!

 

FENDERLESS MODEL A'S, SHOW US YOUR A-FRAMES!
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It got the look, great job !

 

Here's mine!

 

The Model A frame provides a nice place to park the big bits of the exhaust system.

 

Never get tired of seeing that one. My book is starting to fall apart I have read it so many times.

--louis

 

my 1930 model a coupe I call the moon ray coupe its and original to northern utah cruising car and was last registered in 1961 this has been a ton of fun to build.

 

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I believe this is because some guy started out saying; there is already a threat going, and why do we need one more, and blah blah.
Then 1-page-ish later some guy posted; no prove it. And first guy came up with a fender less coupes on A frame.

X-amount of pages later someone said: that this I for all, oppose to the other that was one body style.
Less talking, except about cars you post about
No disrespect meant.



Still not mine, but looks so good!

 

Here is my 1928 roadster which has been overly shown on this site and my old 1930 Coupe which is now owned by a HAMBer "down under." Of course, they are both banger powered: