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

After looking through this thread the model A's look cool with fenders or is it just me they had some of the nicest looking fenders of that area.

 

I agree! I prefer A's with fenders over A's without.

 

28/29 especially. I like how the hug the front wheel more.

 

How could I forget one of my super favorite model A hotrods and a huge inspiration for building mine @Mart old rusty!!!
I spent hours and hours looking at his page and reading how he built that awsome little hotrod.



Wish I could find a better pic. Didn't he have a 32 grill on it way back when?

 

Yep! Blasted chrome off and painted. I also machined rings and tig welded to wheels to accept model A hubcaps. A magazine did an article on my work.
Also s/s dropped headlight bar I fabricated.

 

What’s a fender ?

 

Not to hi jack, but totally agree, more so the 28/29 Model A's. Tudors especially, roadsters look great as fender less though. Ford nailed it imho, cheers

 

Good one Ron.

 

My first ride in a vintage car/hot rod was a dark blue 28 Tudor, @Royalshifter your Tudor is about as perfect as they come!

 

Deaths Door Step. Dave really did a outstanding job building this monster.

 

Love me some Blubelle

 

@Ron Funkhouser

Your cars are ALWAYS so BAD ASS!!!

The LOW UFO was the first thing that came to my mind when I saw this thread

 

‘My 1963-64 high school car, first car, after a major rebuild to a higher quality fit and finish around 2019.

 

This thing is damn near as perfect as it gets in my book.
Love to see more of it.
I love Model As and there are some absolute killers posted here so far.
Thanks for sharing guys

 

Two of my favorites - so much is the same yet so much is different.

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that one is A with frame skirts...

 

That looks just like the one that has the Offy in it. Great looking car.

 

Here's the one for me. Owned and built by my friend Evin Veazie in Pomona, CA.

 

Love the ruddy brown primer! And serious attitude!

 

Ok, I'll bite.... What are "frame skirts"?