Those rural roads always scare me. Someone pulling out of a side road suddenly in front of a Model A would probably result in a fatality. Happened here a few years ago to a couple in their 70’s on the way home from a car show. A car turned left in front of them.
Absolutely amazing video man I’ve always wanted to ride in one of those and I was actually wondering could you do another video like this one please a lot longer next time because that sounds amazing
Its crazy to think this is still sort of the technology used for aircraft most have gotten newer tech but there are still alot of this style tech in aerospace
@@ShootingCars Amazing how you can restore cars like these. Here in the Philippines it’s nearly impossible to still find parts for these cars. You’ll probably have to be darn lucky enough if someone, somewhere who by slim chances still owns one of these decides to scrap his car. And often prices for its parts considering it’s a rare antique, will come at a costly price. Matter fact, I once had an old ‘65 Ford Mustang 289 w/c sadly I had to let go due to scarcity and inaccessibility of parts plus abrupt financial issues. And it still hurts me to this day. But at the very least I still have my 1982 currently in still fairly good shape Toyota Corona DX SILVER EDITION T - 140 ( 12 R - M engine) w/c I vowed to keep and preserve as a vintage for as long as time will allow and am currently keeping a watchful eye on it.
The thing about it is that despite only having 40 hp, it has both very usable torque numbers and is geared low. That really allows it a functional driving experience even today.
@@ShootingCars But if you desire tunes for your ride, just put your choice of portable audio device near you and have it play period-correct songs by The Mills Brothers, Isham Jones, Cab Calloway, and Paul Whiteman, to name a few.
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its kinda crazy to think this is an 89 year old car
To think that there was still a few civil war veterans still alive when this car came out
A buddy of mine just purchased a '31 Model A rust free.
Its got cupholders?! I'm jealous lol
and a phone charger!
Man I wish I had one I’d drive it around my neighborhood
Sounds better than a modern Toyota.
Those rural roads always scare me. Someone pulling out of a side road suddenly in front of a Model A would probably result in a fatality. Happened here a few years ago to a couple in their 70’s on the way home from a car show. A car turned left in front of them.
Beautiful...Love it! Thanks for the ride!
I know someone with a 31' MA Sedan like this, he converted his to 4spd/overdrive tranny and his will go 70mph. Still has mechanical brakes though.
Absolutely amazing video man I’ve always wanted to ride in one of those and I was actually wondering could you do another video like this one please a lot longer next time because that sounds amazing
When I get it out in the spring I can! And if you're ever in the Chicago area I can always take you for a ride!
@@ShootingCars Ford model a In Chicago,hmm that reminds me of something can't pinpoint it tho
This guy is a legend!!!!
Thank you so much brother I really appreciate that
That victory clap at the end tho
Awesome!
That’s awesome man if you ever come to Georgia or if you’re ever in the Georgia area just let me know we can meet up then
I’m in Georgia all the time! Shoot me an email PradelReviews@gmail.com
Its crazy to think this is still sort of the technology used for aircraft most have gotten newer tech but there are still alot of this style tech in aerospace
This is epic
Hey guys, my name is Zack, and today
I'm jelly
What a mad lad 😤
The main thing is not to exceed 40 miles, otherwise the cops will sit on their tail
Where can you find parts for this car? Is this still all original including engine?
Yes it is! And we get most of our stuff from MAC auto parts online (they have everything!) or at swap meets!
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Amazing how you can restore cars like these. Here in the Philippines it’s nearly impossible to still find parts for these cars. You’ll probably have to be darn lucky enough if someone, somewhere who by slim chances still owns one of these decides to scrap his car. And often prices for its parts considering it’s a rare antique, will come at a costly price. Matter fact, I once had an old ‘65 Ford Mustang 289 w/c sadly I had to let go due to scarcity and inaccessibility of parts plus abrupt financial issues. And it still hurts me to this day. But at the very least I still have my 1982 currently in still fairly good shape Toyota Corona DX SILVER EDITION T - 140 ( 12 R - M engine) w/c I vowed to keep and preserve as a vintage for as long as time will allow and am currently keeping a watchful eye on it.
Hyper Boy Tkl 107 I remember seeing a shop IN QC that had a Old Chevrolet Bel Airs
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Where in Q.C.? Is it in Banawe? If I may be right.
on your way to get a malt down at the soda fountain?
No problem I’ll have my mom help me
surprisingly good performance from a flat head 4...
does it make 50-60hp?
40hp
The thing about it is that despite only having 40 hp, it has both very usable torque numbers and is geared low. That really allows it a functional driving experience even today.
Where is the windshield wiper?
The ones that did have wipers were hand operated. Yes it exactly what you think
Dose it got a stock radio ??? I would upgraded it lol it looks nice was it easy to rebuild the thing
Nope, no radio!
The engine make music
Haha, crank start engine go brrrr.
@@ShootingCars But if you desire tunes for your ride, just put your choice of portable audio device near you and have it play period-correct songs by The Mills Brothers, Isham Jones, Cab Calloway, and Paul Whiteman, to name a few.