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This is a Sport Coupe with an original four banger. I put in new wood and and did the top myself, plus body work and paint.
6 comments on “1931 Ford Model A”
FarmerBoy Says:
Wednesday, January 30, 2008 @10:23:30 PM
Very Nice I like the older cars my self . But I really like the 1951-1970 . the muscle car era!!! yahoo!!!!!!!
Furmans student Says:
Thursday, March 20, 2008 @10:06:04 AM
I like that model A you have there. Been toying with the idea of one myself but can't figure out how to sneak it by the wife.....
beeliner Says:
Sunday, July 6, 2008 @7:07:26 PM
Nice car Dennis, my dad used to have one of those.
TexomaBanjo Says:
Monday, September 8, 2008 @8:32:56 AM
Your masterpiece reminds me of the Bob Wills song, Cadillac in Model A. "I'm a plain country boy and I work on a farm, mind my own business don't do no harm. But time rolls around and it's Saturday, I' m gonna Cadillac to town in my Model A, gonna Cadillac to town in my Model A." God bless Edsel Ford and his gift for style.
Lyn B Says:
Friday, January 30, 2009 @9:54:59 AM
Holy Toledo! That's beautiful!
banjoman0254 Says:
Tuesday, August 25, 2009 @7:06:41 PM
Sweet!
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