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Yea, it’s Bryan Fuller’s, we did a full interview with him in the video in the first post of this thread.
Oh yea, it was a great show!
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Hot Rod Revival 5 - Cumming, GA - Nov 14-15, 2025 - Interview w/ Bryan Fuller - @fullermoto [MEDIA]
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Driving to Hot Rod Revival 5 - Behind the Scenes Full video coming soon! [MEDIA]
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Added a “muffler” to it. Now it’s not deafening when you drive it. Cheap Hot Rod Side Exhaust Muffler - ‘29 Model A Tudor Sedan - Traditional...
Absolutely, they are much, much, better overall. Most importantly, I can actually drive it now.
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Latest video on the car. I finally got it where I can drive it. Installing Cheap Bomber Seats - ‘29 Model A Tudor Sedan - Traditional Hot Rod [MEDIA]
That’s awesome man!
Hey man, I’m hoping too. This is the one I was telling you about. I’ve got to change the seats first, I’m too tall for the chop, lol.
It went to another guy here in Hall Co. where I live, and I traded with him to get the car. I plan on doing a few things to it here and there....
It then sold to Robert Taylor with the Pharaohs CC in Perry, GA. He chopped it and aged the hop up parts to it. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
This is the car when it was first bought by Southern Fried Rides in Jefferson, GA. He had the majority of the stocker/hot rod work done....
Here’s my first video on it. [MEDIA]
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Hey guys, here is my newest addition, it’s a 1929 Ford Model A Tudor Sedan. It has some pretty good features. It’s a very period correct Model...
Thank you
Mine too man, I love 60’s hot rods and even the crazy 60’s Ed Roth style hot rods. I absolutely love your car. Beautiful roadster man.
Yea, most guys back in the day liked the look and had no idea how to tune them.
It’s a traditional late 60’s style hot rod, fiberglass body’s came out in the 50’s, so technically yes. It’s not VW induction, it’s Weber...
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