1931 Ford Model A restoration. January 2006-August 2007 Part 1. There is a part 2 as well.
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- This is part 1 of my video diary of the restoration of my Grandfather's 1931 Ford Model A.
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Thank you from the bottom of my heart patina is the nastiest word on the planet I'm so glad you painted it and made it look nice it means a lot to me I will always watch your channel for that reason
Love this now have a medium hook up matching trunk
nicely done, it's good the model A is popular enough that parts can be still purchased.
Watching this in 2019 I’ve got my grandpas old 1932 ford model a in fine condition I’m just glad other people care about old pieces of history like this
One thing it isn't...a 1932 Model A. It could be a Model B 4 cylinder or even a Series 18 V8. Model A ran from 1928-1931. Sorry,but thems the facts.
Just inherited my grandfather’s model A, it’s arguably in slightly better condition, but it’s the same year and had the same headlight modification. We just pulled out most of the rats nests tonight, can’t wait drive her one day!
i am so glad you kept this car original. it's nice to know you can still get replacement parts that are new.
Nice document for those of us contemplating a project on this scale. It really takes you into places you would never see just spending a few minutes looking at someone's "restored" A model.
I found the remains of my great grandfather’s Model A yesterday buried in the brush behind my house.
Very interesting video and greatly done! Love the time spent on narrating and showing details. Thank you sir!
Doing an excellent job. Great to see quality workmanship.
Hi 👋 great to see you restoring this car. Such a wonderful piece of history. Gonna look for part 2 now.
Most detailed info I have seen yet thanks so much
Was informative for my 30 build. Wanted to see an original in tact. Thx
you did a really nice job restoring this car.
Thanks for the video! In the coming months I am taking possession of a 29 Tudor that MY grandfather purchased in 1954. Great video for me to watch and learn a few new things I didn't know yet about the A.
Thanks for the video joe! Hope you are doing great here in Georgia!
Nice to see how you restored it. I still have a Opel Kadett cabrio to restore. It has similar technics. Opel is from GM since 1929. So i liked your video.
add water oil fresh gas and a hot 6 volt and that bitch will crank right up and drive. dont worry about what type of gas, theyll run on just about anything flammable. lol. nice car bud. i dont have the patience to restore them. i bought mine restored. hats off to you brother for being able to do it though. your keeping a part of history alive.
I would love a 29 to 31 Model A, that's my bucketlister to restore myself for sure. It's nice to see a full restoration of one from start to finish.
Wait until you see part 2.
Are you looking to buy one? There's one for sale locally.
I need to convince my father that we should restore his 1930 tudor that he bought from my great grandfather when he was 12. Would probably be a lovely father son undertaking.
What a nice starting platform for a resto. Since this was your dad's, I know the attention you're gonna put into this. I built a 66 Corvette for my dad and he enjoyed in many years before he passed. It was the most important thing I ever built, just because it was his..Good luck on this build....
Thanks. The car is actually done. I made these videos in 2006/2007. I'll load part 2 tomorrow.
LOL..I looked quick and saw 2016 - 2017!..Must have been too anxious about seeing a Model A resto....At least now I have a build video for a car I always wanted..Always enjoy your informative videos an all the best to you....
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So full of awesome! There's one of the Model A pickups that a local greenhouse uses as advertising out front and it's just rotting away. I've often thought about trying to buy it but I've never stopped and inquired about it.
I would love to have a pickup.
This is really cool, thanks for posting!
This is very cool
Hello neighbor video excellent quality, interesting similarity of our cars FORD and GAZ 67 .
Class: Sedan
fire alarm beeping made me think it was in the house.
Guess I never noticed it. I don't hear very well, and some sounds go unnoticed.
I never knew how simple these model a were
That old girl was in xln't restoration condition. The Brooklyn Pony was in far worse condition than that. I find it amazing what you do to these cars. Most would have scrapped the BP. Regardless if it was if convertible or not. It was a death trap in the condition you received it in.
YUP THATS MY CAR SOMEDAY MAYBE
What an awesome build !!! Where have you been hiding this Joe?
I did this 10 years ago. I do drive it.
Rookie mileage! Lmao jk but for real my 97 Volvo has over 300k mileage 😩💀
Also i want this car for a daily car 😍 that would be my dream~
I have a 1931 closed cab I’m rebuilding but I cannot find a cab anywhere would anyone happen too know where one is? (Doesn’t have too be a closed cab and I know this is a long shot)
Multiple LED shop light would draw less than the one you have and would change your life. Trust me!
I have a ton of led lights now.
It sure helps to have an electric hoist to lift the body off, doesn't it? That's one thing I didn't have.
You probably know this, but your late 1931 Tudor (made after April/May 1931) still has most of its original parts. I see 1931 shocks, late 1931 Zenith carburetor, etc. I'd sure like to see what it looks like today!
Did you see the second video?
@@JoDaddysGarage Just now found it. Beautiful car! You still have it?
I do.
Class: Sedan
Orgin: USA
Great video, very interesting. How did you fix the cracked front cross member?
Thanks for the comment. I did a series of overlapping welds, and ground it back down.
If my truck was made January 1 of 2006 well then watt model with the truck be an 06 model or an 07 model?
If you look at the vin sticker, it will say what year it is. However, manufacturers typically make the break point around September I believe. So, you will have a 2006.
An excellent insight into how a Model A was put together, in awe of your attention to detail as usual, nfortunately the video froze at 46:57?
Sorry about that. The original video was too long, and I split into 2 parts. The first video is being edited to the right length.
No worries, look forward to seeing the rest of it.
Again, exceptional work. I was amazed at how complex the front hubs are.
In the beginning of the video what is the song playing
I don’t know for sure. It was part of my editing software.
I like it but why go with the floating motor mounts?
I didn't research it much. Seemed like a good idea.
Is the metal thicker on car
Slightly.
interesting program EXCEPT for the background racket (music) while you are talking !!
Sorry. I did that on purpose. When I first made these videos they were for me and my family. I shared personal information that I did not want the public to hear.
I have a Ford model A 1929 and I need all the wood can you tell me where I can find it?
This is the vendor I used: www.mikes-afordable.com/category/1123C.html
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@@jimbo16720 Correct!
I understand the "purist" point of view, but for safety's sake, I would have boxed out the c frame.
Nice car and... nice song! What's the title?
Thanks. Which song? It's from my editing software. Wondershare.
I hope you build it correctly & don't do it half arsed. I've seen many of these done over the years & they leave a lot to be desired. I own a 1931 Ford A Model Briggs Slant 160B here in Australia & it's been restored to within an inch of it's life. Been judged the best in Australia & probably the world & has also been updated with many modern components for safer driving on our modern roads. If you reply to this comment, I'll give you my email address to see how yours compares.Good luck!
Did you see part 2?
@@JoDaddysGarage Yes, & you've done the job I would have expected someone who knows what their doing has done - good job. I went through all the same processes & the header piece above the windscreen was how mine was after 80 + years. By the way, you have a late model '31 Tudor that has the indented firewall Ford changed under Government regs. If you want some pics of mine,send me an email at........screenprinting@msn.com
Thanks. I knew it was a late production, but I appreciate the info.
I’m glad people care about old vehicles like this some people will just think ohh it’s just a piece of junk why keep it but I say it’s history we just bought a model a off someone and we are going to restore it great video. Question where do you keep the model a when it’s winter
I keep it in my house garage.
part 2 please
Just loaded.
Why don't you put V8 Hemi Cuda inside it? It's very much american-like :D
Orgin: USA
stick somebody in this from the 90's to 2000's to even this generation and they wont have a single clue how to even start this 😂
I’ve always wanted to restore a model T but now we need to basically remove carbon emissions by 2040 and cut it in half by 2030 by the time I’m old enough to do so gasoline powered vehicles will basically become illegal ):
I think you're on crack what else will we use to power our cars? Electric and solar powered cars are super inefective.
Then again in 1949 landing on the moon was fantasy yet 20 years later guess what we do. land on the moon! In other words a lot can change in 20 years
Yeah I would not be surprised that would suck though
@@jt9421 you think that matters to those lunatics?
@@Tesseract1887 no not at all
Talk louder we cant hear you over the back ground noise, thanks al
indeed
Do you still have the car? I have one just like it! A late 1931 Tudor Sedan. mafca.com/gallery_1931.html#tudors -- Rick in Las Cruces
Yes. Still have.
Pretty neat how these cars were made. With the crap they throw down on the winter roads nowadays they wouldn’t last 5 years. Whoever gave a thumbs down... you’re a turd.
I have newer believet a Ford a have rust
If you cant name the parts maybe you should sub it out
LOL. That's a great idea. No reason for trying to learn. This logic is why kids are afraid to try new things.
mmmmm crusty.... SO MUCH SCHMOO!