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

I really dig the Cockroach

 

@Roothawg dragon fly does it for me as well as many others listed here......

 

WOW! Rarely do you ever see somebody take the time to raise the wheel wells and reverse the door swing. Nice looking car!

 

The little details in both of these do it for me.

@Dreddybear




@MR. FORD

 

I'm flattered to be in such good company with my junky car.

 

Nothing better than a Banger Tudor.

 

Aww thanks. And here they are together!

 

This one does it for me every time!

 

Yes, Thankyou,,glad you found that pic. Brings home some good memories,cheers

 

@Stogy

 

@5wcoupehunter



This coupe is righteous.

 

Guy's I just wanted to see Model A's that pressed your buttons but I really didn't take in consideration that your Model A might be the car that does it for you , so feel free to post your car also. HRP

 

Hey brother, look at the first photo that started this thread, you and I have good taste! HRP

 

Paul was a great man and a true hot rodderm he was visiting some friends in Greenville,South Carolina and heard about a cruise-in at McDonalds in Anderson,South Carolina and I met him there. HRP

 

The dangers of coat-tailing.....

 

Doug Anderson's Boogie Woogie

I grew up and still live in a very small town in upstate NY a population of about 800. There were a handful of old cars, a few street rods, and 10-15 oval track stockcars. (Yes, 10-15 stockcars in a town of 800.)
My dad worked on many of those racecars and built several stock car chassis.

By the mid 90's dad was burned out on working on everyone else's racecars, and I was becoming interested in period correct hot rods.

About that time I started seeing a cream and red scalloped chopped and channeled 30 A coupe, white walls and period correct small block Chevy it would drive through town about 2 or 3 times a year
It was often traveling with a chopped and channeled early 60 style 30/31 A truck purple with flames multiple carbureted Nailhead.

There were no cars like that is this area, after about 4 or 5 years I was finally able to catch up with the car and the owner/builder Doug Anderson.

That was the first period correct hot rod I ever saw in person! Doug lived about an hour away he and I got to be friends,

Doug passed in 2022.

 

One that I built a few years back...

 

Blue one is an Aussie Car @Dago 88 likely knows more info.
Not sure bout the other one

 

Touche- sorry about that, I like the headlight placement, the wheels, the stance, the single fog light, the roof treatment.

 

I will add some pictures of mine now that I have Danny's blessing.

 

Okay, so another one that was for sale here on the hamb, but it is a long road to California.

 

Yes for sure. Paul was one of my hotrod mentors. The drivers side exhaust manifold on my coupe is made from headers he gave me.

 

Colors I used for mine:

 

Think about @littlemann 's coupe, will have to dig up a photo

 

Paul and I communicated some on the H.A.M.B but more so on the Ford Barn. Fortunately we did a face to face at the old Billetproof meet at the Don Garlits' museum around 2009. He was living the dream and driving the wheels off that roadster, we lost him way too soon. A real hot rodder and a gentleman. 37B.

 

This one sits in my garage. I'm partial to it enough that I bought it. I'm not happy that it has a boring SBC in it but I have a 354 Hemi on the way to cure that ill.

 

These belong to friends of mine - brothers - both cars have a heap of hand made details,

 

Since HRP said it was ok. Me and Steve on the beach, he whooped my ass

 

Mad Mikey
Lenco Bruno/BJ Big Boy
Or
Lightning rods
Olds / Mr Gasket ?

 

Any more pics of the enthusiastic starter...???