Beautifully AND fully restored bottom up. Detail: absolutely NO original 90 yaer old upholstery could look not even close to the impecable looks as on this car. I prefer to think of lack of experience than lack of truthfullness. So friend, you got a lot to learn still, either way. Your car is in awesome condition though. I have seen only one other real original paint A model an it really SHOWS to be original all over. Your car has been for sure, beautifully repainted all over.
I think if they would build this cars again, they could sell them very well, because today it's something really special. They had pretty nice cars 100 years ago. A limited edition would be nice.
when i was a kid my brother and i had a model A woody wagon we used to mess with, one of our projects. but we went into the military after high school and now it's long gone. as in over 50 yrs ago, where did the time go?
My favorite. I have a 56 chevy truck all orginal. I believe in leaving them original out of respect and love for the older guys that made our country great.. Great video thanks for sharing God bless. 👍
Thanks for the video.👍 It seems, that this car is now more cool , than the basic original. I mean, when it came from a line back in 1930's. But I do like it👌👍
Some should be stored in a museum, sure, but I think it's a shame to keep them all locked up. They we're meant for the road and that's just where they should be. These things just bring smiles to the faces of just about anyone who sees them, especially when they're on the road, as apposed to on display where you expect to see them. Call me foolish, but I'd like to daily drive one of these if I could. They just have so much charm.
I did drive one to college every day and to work every day - 30 miles per day in Minnesota 12 months a year. I still have that Model A sixty years later, but purchased a 57 Chevy that was a lot warmer in the winter.
the throttle was also used buy business's and farmers to control engine speed when the vehicle was raised and a tireless rim was put on the rear axle which could turn a belt and power machinery Henry Ford was a farmer
I have a 1929 model a car that I would like to sell. It was my dad’s election very good condition. Not sure how this TH-cam thing works but is there a way that I can make contact with you.
If you are interested in selling us your car you can contact our buy team by sending them a few pictures of your car at sellyourcar@vanguardmotorsales.com or call 248-660-4953 to get more information on how to proceed.
Sorry, I saw your video agan. Did you say UNTOUCHED?? When you are talking to this kind of audience, untouched means untouched. Never been disassembled. Never repainted. Not reupholstered. Its what we call a “survivor”. You are being totally untrue. Sorry. As Men at Work used to sing, “you aint seen nothing yet”....
I drove my early 1930 Model A as a daily driver for 7 years when living in San Diego. What fun it was!
I want to get one as my daily driver and I'm 18! 🤣
Beautifully restored. Kermit, you're The Man.
Beautifully AND fully restored bottom up. Detail: absolutely NO original 90 yaer old upholstery could look not even close to the impecable looks as on this car. I prefer to think of lack of experience than lack of truthfullness. So friend, you got a lot to learn still, either way. Your car is in awesome condition though. I have seen only one other real original paint A model an it really SHOWS to be original all over. Your car has been for sure, beautifully repainted all over.
Full resto for sure,nice car,not close to original.
Best cars on the market even now!!!
I think if they would build this cars again, they could sell them very well, because today it's something really special. They had pretty nice cars 100 years ago. A limited edition would be nice.
when i was a kid my brother and i had a model A woody wagon we used to mess with, one of our projects. but we went into the military after high school and now it's long gone. as in over 50 yrs ago, where did the time go?
My favorite. I have a 56 chevy truck all orginal. I believe in leaving them original out of respect and love for the older guys that made our country great.. Great video thanks for sharing God bless. 👍
Such a sweet car. I'd drive one if I could.
@2:58 "Paint's not too shabby" - What?? The paint job is done in consummate perfection.
Yeah. Thats just how Kermit talks.
great car... hugs from Brazil
Thanks for the video.👍 It seems, that this car is now more cool , than the basic original. I mean, when it came from a line back in 1930's. But I do like it👌👍
Belongs in a museum..😎
Deserves to be driven
So do you Mr Jones.
Some should be stored in a museum, sure, but I think it's a shame to keep them all locked up. They we're meant for the road and that's just where they should be. These things just bring smiles to the faces of just about anyone who sees them, especially when they're on the road, as apposed to on display where you expect to see them. Call me foolish, but I'd like to daily drive one of these if I could. They just have so much charm.
The true meaning of quality
It's 88 years old, bro.
I did drive one to college every day and to work every day - 30 miles per day in Minnesota 12 months a year. I still have that Model A sixty years later, but purchased a 57 Chevy that was a lot warmer in the winter.
Nice car!!!! I like to have one of this some day
It would appear to have been through a full on frame off resto. Surprised he never mentioned that detail. Nice car, but please don't call it a thing.
By "thing" you mean an inanimate object, no? Because...well, that's what it is.
I hope I look that good at 100 years of age.:)
the thing is the same age as my sister. I'll get her one.
Perfect car. thanks.
Nice look nowaday`s cars are crap in design Ford must build this incredible car
How much is it worth? Please post.
all the info is posted on the website here: www.vanguardmotorsales.com/inventory/3660/1929-ford-model-a-pickup-street-rod
Very very nice car
Fun fact, those rear axle braces are sheet metal tubes. Do NOT lift the car by those.
the throttle was also used buy business's and farmers to control engine speed when the vehicle was raised and a tireless rim was put on the rear axle which could turn a belt and power machinery Henry Ford was a farmer
I have one of those in my shop at my house
Whaaaatttt..... Reeaaalllyy....... 🤩🤩🤩
Alright let's cut to the chase. How much???
Im sorry this car is sold.
Nice !
Nice car
Very cool!
I have a 1929 model a car that I would like to sell. It was my dad’s election very good condition. Not sure how this TH-cam thing works but is there a way that I can make contact with you.
If you are interested in selling us your car you can contact our buy team by sending them a few pictures of your car at sellyourcar@vanguardmotorsales.com or call 248-660-4953 to get more information on how to proceed.
What did this car sell for Kermit ?
looks way better than my dad's 2011 car lmfao
Incredibile car ,very Nice ,after 100 yers!!!!!!!!!
WHAT DO THESE SELL FOR? How much??
I believe this Model A sold for around somewhere in the high 20's low 30's
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Class: Coupe
Orgin: USA
Ford didn't have chrome bumpers thet were nickelsilver
Wow
Sorry, I saw your video agan. Did you say UNTOUCHED?? When you are talking to this kind of audience, untouched means untouched. Never been disassembled. Never repainted. Not reupholstered. Its what we call a “survivor”. You are being totally untrue. Sorry. As Men at Work used to sing, “you aint seen nothing yet”....
Settle down
does he come with car lol