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

He looks concerned -- as he should be. He's got the wrong year grille shell and will probably have to settle for one of those over-common bulbous 1932 ones.

 

I like the idea of a removable top affixed with snaps.

 

Apart from the hall of mirrors effect, what sort of weirdness is going on with that engine?

 

Here is a write up on the engine.
Warren

Power came from a bored and stroker 1957 Lincoln engine. The engine and engine compartment were heavily chromed, and it ran a McCulloch-Paxton blower. Howard had a theory that several small tubes were better than one big one, so he made several air tubes that fed the blower. The mill ran a Grancor crank, reworked valves, a Herbert roller cam, Forgedtrue pistons, milled heads, two four-barrel Rochester carbs, dual electric fuel pumps, Mallory magneto ignition, a Schiefer flywheel and other goodies.[1]

 

Damn!

 

Suicide doors? Dang, man. I love this one.

 

Thanks Warren, not sure I'm any wiser though!