Thanks guys for the warm welcome. I am new to the Model A scene and I am starting with a Model A that needs alot of work but it is one of my new hobbies now. Hugh
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#16.1Editing a commentWelcome to the VFF.
This forum has alot experience from many aspects of life. I am sure we will have questions that you will be able to shine light on.
Thank You, for joining our diverse group.
I look forward to hearing more about your car and your learning curve with it.
Jeff
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Jeff I am probably in a different situation than alot of others on this board. I am trying to bring alive a 1930 Model A that was stored in a shed for 25-years. Numerous problems but trying to tackle one problem at a time. Look forward to talking with you! HughComment
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Hi, I'm new to the Forum but have owned a number of A's for the past 25 years. (29 Roadster, 28 Pick-up, and a '30 Tudor) I am in the early stages of restoring a'30 Coupe which I have had since the start. Doing a total nuts and bolts restoration. I have the frame complete, front and rear axles in place, and am working on the wheels so that it can finally roll around again. I have a 31 SW sedan as a driver and a '28AA in the yard for a project some day. I am enjoying the various posts on the site!Comment
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Decided to introduce myself I've been reading for quite a while and have a stock 1930 coupe which I bought sometime ago and decided time for me to make it mine as in redoing the previous restoration .I have been playing with old cars mostly 50's and 60's . After getting body done to my standards I'm going to convert to hydraulic brakes , get rid of the 19" tires and am thinking of a flathead 8 . Hope I don't upset you guys by doing this . I do all my own work with over 50 years exp. These changes are what I feel is necessary for me to enjoy the car more . I will not chop and plan on keeping the look stock as possible.Comment
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Mitch,
Thanks for the forum. Seems to be a real quality job!
MarcComment
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How do you search for a word or phrase across all the different posts? I see a search box when reading a single post, but I want to find a topic without having to scroll through 50+ pages. "muffler" to be exact.png "smile")
thanks.
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Hey Doug, WELCOME to the VFF!!
Go to the main page and type in what you are looking for, it will list all the posts with the key word in itVFF Recruiter
YOU JUST CAN'T FIX STUPID!!
"Individual Results May Vary"Comment
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Hello everyone, my name is Ronnie Hill and I will be 50 in July. I’m glad that there’s a place to ask and answer Model A question’s without getting ran down the road. I grew up with Model A’s and have a little knowledge of A’s. Not nearly as much as most guys on here. I was lucky enough to get to be very good friends with Rodger Kauffman the last 5 or 6 years before he passed away. Rodger was a great guy and if you knew him you know he knew Model A’s inside and out. Anyway I’m glad to be here. I have a original unrestored late 31 standard Coupe and a early 31 pickup.Don’t get too excited.Comment
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I love Model A’s particularly original cars. They are such a time capsule.Don’t get too excited.Comment
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Ronnie thanks for the intro and welcome to the VFF family. Love your unrestored coupe and your work in progress pickup. I never met Rodger Kauffman but I have heard a lot about him. You were certainly in some good companyComment
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Couple more pictures of the Coupe I found interesting. Does anyone remember that service station?Don’t get too excited.Comment
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