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@@RAK402 Thank You.

@@deanjernstrom3760 one of these days I hope to be near Hershey PA when that one is going on.

@@MrBrendog67rat I was very stressed about the engine because I had it for years before I ran it. But the builder knew I hadn’t run it. He replaced it without any issues at all. I was so relieved. About two years after I finished mine, I did a 31 Slant windshield that belonged to a friend. Much less wood in a 31. It’s the wood work that is extremely challenging in a 30. Let’s just say I hope I never have to do it again. However, back in 2016, I almost lost this car, as the parking brake failed to hold, and it almost rolled into a ravine. My wife caught up to it in the nick of time.

@ oh wow! That would have been horrible! To loose your car! Good thing your wife was fast, I have a friend that his 39 Plymouth got damaged that way

@ it was literally seconds from going over the edge. I couldn’t believe she was able to catch up to it, jump on the running board, get in and pull the hand brake. Miracle!!

@@deanjernstrom3760 even though we were rushed for time, I didn’t want to take any shortcuts. I wanted to do it right the first time.

@@jeffgrier8488 thanks Jeff, I try to take good care of her. I know where every scratch is in it because every one hurt real bad. I hope it will remain a family heirloom.

@@Doc_Cussewago yes I have it pencil in, if my work schedule allows. I have video on my channel showing the build process.

@@johnm1971 I think every model A restorer has driven around the chassis at the point it’s together enough to do so. It required I think 🤣

@@williamlancaster9670 this sounds very similar to our trip to Canada. We left from Redding, went up the Oregon coast, around Seattle, then took a ferry to Vancouver. Back on the mainland, we went up the Frasier River canyon to Jasper, then to Banff then Calgary

@@GenettaClark don’t laugh at the much younger me. I was thinner and better looking 🤣🤣

@@JimErvin-d2i No, looked very similar, but not his car. Whoever purchased it got a great deal. Good looking sport coupe!

@@JimErvin-d2i I agree! The admission fee is a bit steep. With all the online options, you’d think they’d scale it back. I know they have to rent the fairgrounds and pay for security restrooms etc., but there didn’t seem to be as many folks as in years past.

@@modelajim1930 I accidentally deleted everything I wanted to tell you about our annual Coastal Swap Meet. But I see that you're a fellow Model A man so it would be good to meet you some time.

@ I’ve been to Vancouver a couple times, beautiful city. A bit of a drive for a swap meet though, especially when your more window shopping than in need of anything 🤣

@@karayowell9777 I was amazed a vehicle that worked around rocks, dirt, gravel for 95+ years had so few dents. Usually these commercial vehicles were used and abused until they fell apart. This is the nicest one I’ve ever seen.

It is always good to make one more pass, you never know what you might find! It's the thrill of the hunt for me, I really didn't "need" anything. Just enjoy the window shopping. I heard rumors most of the vendors where planning on leaving after Saturday. Hope you found some treasures!

@@jeffgrier8488 Thank you for being in the passenger seat. Greatly appreciate your comment and viewership.

I meant to say that 29 AA dump truck looked good, I’m wanting a 31 AA. They made one that would dump straight back, then left and right side dump.

@@Kybossls Man I wanted that car, I should be able to afford it in about 6 months, but doubt it will still be around. I felt the price was very reasonable. Going be thinking about that one for a while for sure. I let a gorgeous 1930 Model A pick up get away from me once too. Still kicking my self about that one too.

@@Kybossls I was surprised at the condition of that dump truck. For a commercial truck that worked around falling rock and gravel it had almost no dents, or someone spent a ton of time taking the out. If you put a new paint job on it, you’d never know it was almost 100 years old.

@@mikesheridan3560 I agree! I’ve been going since about 2000, don’t make it every year as it’s a bit of a drive for us. But always enjoy the thrill of the hunt. Thanks for your comment and viewership.

@@theguythatcouldfly yeah I really blew that whole interaction. Need to find a large rock to crawl under.☹️😤🤬My apologies to Paul and Tina SHINN.

@@GenettaClark that must have broken your father’s heart. I can’t believe how nice that one was. Obviously parked someplace safe for many decades. Looked like it was only a couple years old, and reasonably priced. Appreciate your viewership!

@@dawnlangston1222 trying to get your son-in-law hooked, then I can have him buy the stuff while I video 🤣🤣🤣

@@edselsadventures Happy to be of service! I think the meet was a little smaller these year, didn’t seem to be as many vendors as previous, or maybe I just didn’t need what was being offered.

@@Lindyfrey2736 absence makes the heart grow fonder! ❤️. You would have done much better!

@@Melanie174 it’s in the ballpark of 150 miles, but it’s not a issue of mileage, it’s a very slow road. So time wise it’s most of the day,

@ thank you so much for the reply.

@@ÖyvindGustafsson thank you very much for watching and taking the time comment. Greatly appreciate your feedback. Jim

@@WillyPark thank you Willy. Appreciate your feedback and comment.

@@navinspulling thank you so much for you comment and feedback. Very glad you enjoyed the video. We appreciate you coming along for the ride! Jim & Lindy

@@garryferrington811 I believe you have the two lines confused. The Durango Silverton and the Denver Rio Grande are two separate lines/tourist trains. But thank you for watching the video and for your comment.

@@FightFightFight4547 Always a beautiful drive, but especially with the snow in the mountains Thank you for your viewership and taking the time to comment, greatly appreciate it. Jim & Lindy

@ Fall is awesome with the colors of leaves changing, especially at the top of the Conway Summit.

@ The colors really stuck me this year, the mild October weather has allowed them to “mature”, without being ripped off the trees. Love them this year!

@ beautiful leaves, beautiful Model A, Life is Good!

@@m.h4664 Thank you, yes we have some nice low traffic mountain roads, once you get out of Reno, appreciate the view and comment.

@@tbryan1697 Thank you so much for the kind words and feedback. We’re very glad you enjoyed the video, the Fall colors are very intense this year.

@@dawnlangston1222 But….. you’re not home???🫤🫤🫤

@modelajim1930 i am now

@@ModelYFord thank you for your continued viewership. We timed it perfectly, next day the wind was really strong, appreciate the comment!

@@markwassman2265 Thank you Mark for your nice compliments and feedback, greatly appreciate you taking the time. It’s means a lot to hear folks enjoy the videos. 😁

@@karayowell9777 Hello Kara, yes the Aspens up there are beautiful if the wind doesn’t take them out early. Big wind last two days so, glad we went, the day we did. Hope alls well with the klan!

@@jeffgrier8488 Thank you Jeff for the nice compliment and giving some feedback. Glad you enjoyed the video. Appreciate you continuing to come along for the ride!

@@stephaniedurvin5013 Thanks Stephanie, appreciate your coming along for the ride, hope you enjoyed the views. Have a happy Halloween 🎃

@@Kybossls I’ll have to look up the paint color in the paint guide and get back to you. As far as the history of the car goes, I’m the third owner. Original owner had it from 1930-1940. Second owner purchased the car in 1940 as a college student, and owned the car until his death in 1998, (owned it 58 years). Second owner was a model A club member of a club I was also a member of. I was able to buy the car from his daughter upon his death. I have now owned the car for over 25 years. Mechanically the car was wore out when I purchased it, as it has always been a running car (never stored away). So I did a complete mechanical restoration on it between 2000-2003. I’ve put 24,000 miles on it since 2003.

@@loumontcalm3500 Thank you very much for the nice feedback. Greatly appreciated the compliments. We have fun making the videos so it’s great to hear others enjoy them as well. Thanks for coming along for the ride.

@@patmccarthy5069 Model A’s have that effect on people 🤪. Appreciate your viewership and comment, thank you so much!

@@markreynolds3850 thank you Mark, appreciate the view and comment!

@@TomMacSweeney cool! Now you’ll really enjoy your Model A. Be sure and use a sealant around the connections.

@@philipcollins5440 Thank you so much Philip, we’re glad to be back as well, hope to get a few more drives in before old man winter says “no more”. Thank you for your comment, and viewership.

@@festerhairball6588 Thank you so much. Appreciate your continued viewership. Hopefully next summer I’ll be retired and can make many more videos.

@@edselsadventures hopefully it will payoff so I can have more Model A time🤪. Thanks for watching and for your comment, greatly appreciate it!

@@GenettaClark thanks for always coming along for the ride!

@@knightvision4u I’ll take it! Thanks for commenting!

@@rlb209 Good luck with your hunt, hope you get your tag filled, the weather has been holding on to summer, let’s hope it gives you another couple weeks so your camp out is spectacular! Thanks for watching and for your comment!

@@NormFaith-k4p Hey Norm, thanks for watching and commenting. Miss you guys.

@@markreynolds3850 Thank you for your viewership and comment. Building the trailer was as much about the challenge of the build as having it to use. We have a lot of fun with it.