1929 Ford Model A hot rod by kenmo
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Traditional style hot rod cruises Mountain Road at the 2017 Atlantic Nationals Automotive Extravaganza, Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada. Largest car show in eastern Canada with 1800 cars on display...
2017 Atlantic Nationals, Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada - Saturday evening July 8th Mountain Road cruise.
Camera: Nikon D7100 & Nikkor 55-300mm lens
Comments (9)
Wow what a fantastic sight that must have been.the car at the front very impressive.An excellent photo.
Cool, great capture!
Fantastic old car and fantastic shot also !!!
Lots of great rides in this shot my friend, love the classy vehicles in your country. Live that green chevelle a few cars back.
Fine shot - appealing colors & a lot to see here...
Classy and classic - the sounds must have been impressive as well
how did the 4 door mom and soccer team car get in the lineup? great capture. the Ford pickup really stands out and the green Chevelle
I don't have a personal intimacy with the Model A as a racer in it's era. I have seen photographs. I am more familiar with the Model T dirt track speedster often with Riley, Offenhauser or Frontenac head with no rear body and only a cowl, radiator and seat. I have seen and heard run a Model A sedan with a two Stromberg two barrel manifold. No more chut-chut a real MB TD sports car sound from the four banger. What those speedster sounded like I would have to go to the museum of such things in Nebraska to learn. I'm stealing the focus, I know, just to let you have it back in it's correct light as you are presenting it.
Great POV...standing on the corner I suspect. I had an old '29 Model A pickup without the bed...never could get it registered, but had fun with it out in the California desert in the early 60s.