1930 Model A Pics

Here is one that we finished a while back. It's still one of my favorites. Super clean.

 

nice before pictures. where are the after pictures??????

 

Beautiful car. Question about the seats. I'm looking at Model A's now and I've only sat in one Tudor sedan with those seats. They felt like overstuffed lounge chairs - too high in the middle and nothing really supporting the sides. I was told that that was typical...is it?

 

Nice car.

 

here is a possible after picture of that first model a- sawzall and welder required.

 

LOL

 

NICE!!!!!!!!!!

 

This one had the seats redone. It didnt seem to sag on the sides. I have seen a few that did have that problem though. Since I have seen a few I would say that it is typical.

 

Very few "bucket"-seats in early cars, Ford, GM, Mopar, or others seem to be very supportive but you must remember a seat with original springs is just as worn out as a suspension spring under the frame especially if the owner/driver was a big man or a big woman either. The spring ***emblies can be duplicated with new springs and ties by Snyder's Antique Parts in New Springfield OH or Car-line Antique Parts in Beaumont TX. New seat springs are not terribly expensive and make a geart difference in p***enger comfort.

 

I've got almost a thousand miles in the driver's seat of a 32 tudor with stock front seats. Almost exactly like that A. They don't LOOK like they'd be comfortable, but they are. Haven't slid out yet.