Ford Model A ; year???? by jocko500
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This is another car the man that had the Model B car. They are both made for hot rods. As you see the moter is a Chev 350. You can do a google to find out all about the flat head moter this have. The ower told me when they made this car "If you get you to 50 or 60 you doing good." I know this one was made in the 1920's. Now this car will go over 100 mph easy. You got to watch out for I talk to someone that had one like this one and he say it was like driveing a soup up go cart. It will not take the corners too good also.
I love to watch tthe old roaring twentys movie with machine guns shooting out these cars or they throwing a "stink bomb" thought a store front window. A "stink bomb" is a bomb that will blow up just the store front and that all. It was made by the gangsters to show they mean what they say. You paid them or else.
This one is around $25,000 U.S.
thanks for looking and comments
Comments (30)
I think it is a 1930 or it has a 30' grille. the 29's had a different type . I took many pictures today of antique fords at the Texas stat fair.awesome pk up and capture
Great captures of the famous antique, Jocko. It must be a real speed demon with that Chevy 350 motor. Even though I never saw a Model A pickup truck, either in person or in a magazine, I didn't know they even built a model like that. And they sure as heck didn't have headlights and tires like the ones in the photos. Other than the body it's a completely different automobile. Vurrrrooooooooom!!!
Back in college I had a friend that owned a Model A. We got stopped on the Massachusetts turnpike for only going about 35 mph and for only have one tail light, which was all it had. It sure didn't look anything like this one! Really nice shots.
This have parts that is not part of the car. Like the 350 moter and the buckly seats; streening wheel and other stuff on the car. It was mad to be a hot rod.
Excellent collage!
That's an excellent collage..very interesting to show us this ancien car of different manner! Excellent shot Jocko! :)
Kewl Rod............. Aloha
Nothing like the old make of cars. Nice capture. Glad I am not old enough to remember riding in one.....Aloha
wowwwwwwwwww, fantastic shot and excellent collage. I like this old car with this original color... Good day ;)
What a beast! Nice car and capture:)
Wonderfully well done photos, Jock. Excellent!
One Hot Ford! Thanks for the look see! :)
It's a purple people eater ! unreal paint job & kool composition Jock Cheers :o)
Marvellous oldtimer portrait! All 3 shot have their own quality and fascination! Excellent how you did present this wonderful looking car! Bravo!!!
Great pictures! The white dog is cute. The model of the car, it's color, the small town setting, and that dog make for a wonderful, eclectic mix. Nice captured moment!
wonderful oldtimer ! very well captured !
I love that color! Another fine machine! Thanks Jock! (:
Wonderful collage Jock, I am with Carol here, I dig that blue :-) Have the happiest day ever and hugs. Di.
Awesome car and shot Jock
The story is still about mass production and what happens when you put a hand on it or just breath on the motor. I have never bought anything based on a brand or trade name. I like to see any insignia still in place just for the completeness. The words I hark to a "dealer preparation" which has to be more than a charge. If it fails, then "blueprinting" is for new ones and "detailing" is for used. What makes this a good rod is that the Mustang II era of front ends and V-6 motors could not alter it. It does not even have a Lincoln 4 valve double knocker. It has held to 15 inch disks and the ubiquitous 350 which let's it roll back as far as 1955 without leaving any marks on the asphalt. The one thing that makes it jar a bit is the stainless steel braided aerospace teflon lined top radiator hose. A common part on race cars today and once a surplus item. Jocko, you have once more captured a niche in the American scene.
well it seems that dale has clear that up well lol: thanks dale: and thank you jocko they're are so great I want to drive one :
Superb Jock!!!
She is a beautiful old lady, thanks for sharing.
A fantastic car and excellent photo series Jock....!!!!
WOW Look like a brand new one :)
Well cared for classic car with a vibrant purple paint job that looks great in these fine photo captures!
Cool shot and collage...bravo!!!:o)
I like oldest cars and I am happy to see restored card in a such good condition, with I suppose it's not the original colours! Very good indeed !!! and they are low costed !!!
Love these vontage cars. fantastic !
Super idea and photos...bravo, my friend!!!!!