How to replace Model A Top Vinyl Part 1 Chicken Wire and Padding

In this episode I will show you how I replaced the top vinyl on my 30 Tudor. This is what I did, and I hope it will help some of you first timers to visualize the process and give some help! Thanks!
See links below
www.snjparts.com -Smith and Jones
modelamedic.com Model A Medic
Our website at pumpkintownprimitives.com

[@harveyhaase2030]

Lookin good. I’m looking forward to part 2.

[@pumpkintown]

Thanks brother! Almost ready to post now!

[@craigroberts3982]

Great work. I'm sure it will last for generations to come. Certainly you've given more attention to details than the original builders.

[@pumpkintown]

Thanks Craig I sure hope so!

[@andyweixler662]

fantastic video!! this will be a summer project for our '30 Tudor.

[@pumpkintown]

Thanks brother! I hope it goes very well for you!

[@Lolo-mx4sc]

Thanks David

[@pumpkintown]

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[@Lolo-mx4sc]

@@pumpkintown Did that years ago. Who is the Austrailian you mentioned? I did a search and found nothing

[@dickdaley9059]

Awesome top fabrication my brother! What would we do without Gorillas, ball peans and chicken wire? ❤

[@pumpkintown]

Indeed!

[@bobfidguello7239]

As I'm new to the Ford model A,learning as much as I can before purchasing one. Curious as to why the top is a soft top and why it's not a metal roof? Thought there was a reason for why it's designed in this manner but can't remember what that reason was. Perhaps it couldn't have a steel roof because it be to rigid and affect the rest of the cars design?

[@pumpkintown]

It is a carry over from the buggy top days, and much cheaper to produce. Done owners have replaced with steel roof. I don’t have that option but you could possibly do that

[@mrdanforth3744]

The steel mills could not produce sheet metal wide enough to make a whole roof. It was not practical to make an all steel roof until after 1934 when they built a new steel mill that could make wide sheet metal. After that all the car manufacturers changed over to one piece all steel roofs, I think the last car with an insert in the roof was 1937.

[@truthreigns7]

Great verse at the beginning. May I ask what type of hat that is, that you are wearing?

[@pumpkintown]

It is a Beaver Brand Fedora made right here in the USA! Thank you! The Lord be praised!

[@truthreigns7]

@@pumpkintown do you mind telling me what company. I am in the market for a good quality hat