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The metal floor was factory over the wood. They changed mid year in 1950 to a smooth bed side and wood only. The floor would rust or get ripped up and people removed them. It's unusual to see one still intact. Previous owner stick welded an 1/8" plate in the bed of my 52. The wood was rotten and falling apart underneath it.

Assuming he put gas and oil in it... But the tires had to have been dry rotted long ago. So i guess he worked on it and got it running.

I have a 30 ill be featuring on the channel soon! Subbed! Also in oregon, eugene area

Luv your flags out front! F.J.B.!

The most honest pic was @ 8:40

Your channel just popped up on my feed. Nice work and great presentation. I subbed

Cool car and thanks for sharing. Now get some miles on it! -Spanky

Sweet flat head 😘

I had a 31 Model A Tudor, powered by 283 Chevy and 3 spd. trans. Seems like a very reasonable price for that rig.

Glad you are staying busy even with the Oregon weather. I’m in Oregon City trying to get my shop done and more comfortable and organized so I can be more productive. I have a 30-31 5 window coupe I’m putting a 327 with a five speed transmission . Hopefully the weather dries up and gets warmer so I can finish sheet rocking and painting the shop. Then I can put the chassis together and assemble the body to see what I’m missing there’s always something to look for when taking over a project that someone else disassembled.

Yes , this stuff gets more scarce all the time!

That looks like a great start ! I love those flat heads, they sound great !

First I saw your channel, I will subscribe.

You have probably sold this by now. U think it is a very nice car , the repairs it needs are very easy to do and are relatively cheap. It's very sharp and I love the red wheels, I think they look better than regular model A wheels. To me, price is fair. If I owned it, I would use it as a daily driver in nice weather ! Model A parts are very accessible and relatively cheap, a perfect car to drive! Hope you had a successful sale!

Nice car! It could well be an early '31 ; Ford did not suddenly stop using the '30 'shell, they used them all up before using the 'new''shell. The índent 'firewall did not become universal until mid '31. It has the one piece splash shields which was used for '31. I have a late '30 which was not sold until '31, but that another story... Cheers.

How much do you want. Where do you live.

Way cool

Way cool man, i am located by eugene and i buy and sell hot rod parts in addition to my channel. If you need any parts feel free to reach out!

Nice car,even has a interior heater on it,,rare back in the day.

Oh you poor thing your 32 has a tiny hole

No. 31 for sure Chum.

Where are you at , I bought a five window coupe 15yrs ago by my father n laws in Odessa for five hundred bucs ,it was a 12 hour drive to take his daughter to see him acouple times a year so , me an my son were goin to bring a motor an tranny an work on while we visit his papaw , as soon as we lef , the bastard sold it , said it was worst than a junk tractor , ive never went back are talk to him like I said over 15years ago

How much for it ??

I so wished I could get this. I like these better than the coupes.. but really like coupes and roadsters

Great looking start. The similarities between your combination and the one I'm building are huge so far. Henry Deluxe roadster, rumble seat, original frame, 51 8BA, T5, open drive from speedway, dropped axle, juice brakes, deuce grill (cheap Chinese), split wishbone, etc. I want to try it unboxed to see how I like it, and I used a spring behind 37 axle and lengthened the frame (8.25" if I remember) so it wasn't necessary to cut the body. That does interfere with the rumble a little but I'm just using it as a backwards trunk. I did go with 35/36 wire wheels with bigs n littles. If you do go to them check them for straight before you buy or especially before you powdercoat $$$ lol. I'll be following for inspiration. Thanks for sharing your work. Jim from Ohio

Nice original two-blade fan. But speaking from experience, you'd best replace that with a cast aluminium equivalent (or nasty riveted four-blade fan) Yeah, one time I was on a long journey doing about 40 mph then suddenly an up-dent appears in the hood. Good honest walk around, man.

Ah, so your one of the guys I compete with on marketplace haha

How do i get ahold of you?

Nice car at a very fair price. Good of you to point out the positives and negative issues. I hope it sells quickly for you.

Looks like it would make a good driver, just needs some love...

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Wrong interior, bad top, wrong paint on engine. Wrong wheels, old paint, rusted doors, way too much money.

How about the name, “Clara.” After Actress Clara Bow, she was a “Hotsy Totsy.” She probably match the V-8 as a real Firecracker. By the way that what I call my 1930 Model A Coupe. Thanks!

Where in ORegon?

Great presentation...

I have a 1931 MODEL A -TUDOR , check out SNYDER'S ANTIQUE AUTO PARTS for parts to restore your ROADSTER, good luck with your build, can't beat a MODEL A FORD!

I think it is a 31 if that is what he title says...the radiator shroud could have been replaced and the indented firewall was not on all 31's. It was changed due to a law suit in PA and not all firewalls were indented, ford always used what they had till they were used up...I think its a great price, car looks great and some people are asking so much more for a car that does not even run or look half as good as that one...oh and that model b motor is a plus... oil is cheap.. keep the faith, just wish you were closer...

As for the keyboard critics: don’t like the price, then don’t buy it - problem solved! I’m retired from a 30 year career in the car business and it was always a mystery to me why some people think it’s a winning strategy to be hard on the price. When I bought and sold cars every day I always priced in the sweet spot where it kept cars moving off the lot with a profit that made business sense. This is a small time seller who is familiar with the market. Buy the car if it’s what you want and compares well against others you are considering. If not, then go make your deal on whatever else you are considering.

Not a turn key car. Would offer maybe $7500-8000 tops.

It's not rough but it's also not original and it's not worth 12,500 good luck

Where are you located? I assume Washington state? I do wish you were closer! (I'm in Florida!)

Very interested do you still have it

Do u still have it?

Would love to see and hear a cold start on it. Show us the full procedure from inside! Such a cool car.

pretty nice automobile, fair price also... Too bad your on the West coast... I'd love to test drive it/ see it in person... always wanted one of these...

I think it's bitchin to tell you the truth. The fun I could have chopping the crap out of it.

If the title has it written as a 30, than that's what it. Same as if the title has 31 on it, it's a 31

Looks like a really good start so far! You’ll love how a T5 feels behind a Flathead.

Thanks for the shout out Tim! Word of mouth keeps the business alive.

Great start. I like it! I need a roadster in my life LOL.