Featured History 28-31 MODEL A THAT DOES IT FOR YOU! Feel free to post your Model A

Not real, but part of a multi-decade design process of which a lot of my daydreams are still part.

 

I may be wrong, but I think this is a Dodge not an A. Not being picky, I actually like this roaster from Australia. Either that or it has a Dodge engine. My old eyes can't tell on my small screen. Cheers

 

It looks to be over your way as well as you said...right hand drive and close tolerance fenders. I also see the body lines on the cowl sweeping up and over...so I say good eyes @deadbeat

 

@Ned Ludd what year of Model A is this dream. It may be an A, but not of Ford lineage.

 

Just goes to show you that you don't have to go far from stock to have a spectacular Model A.

 

It's a fantasy '28/'29 which has been stretched in the hood area, and then bodied along Million-Guiet lines. M-G built variations of the same basic concept on a wide variety of different chassis. I saw an illustration of one on a c.1930 Minerva, which made quite an impression at the time. The way the front fender storage lockers on that one met the A-pillars had something of the curve of the A-pillar reveal on the '28/'29 A. As I say, it's a fantasy.

 

My 29-sport coupe into roadster

 

my 1930 cabriolet windshield laded back

 

I now see the body lines on the cowl. But hey there's a model A behind it so maybe we can let it slide. L.O. L.

 

This thread is great! Let’s see more!

 

my “stocker” half was though changing out the 18’s to 16” Kelsey Hayes.

I blew a 600/650-18 Firestone and couldn’t find any replacements out here.