Ford Model A Boat tail Speedster Restored - Miles of Smiles

It took 50 years, but my brother in law Ernest Kramer finally recovered a childhood love when he rebuilt a 1931 Model A Boattailed Speedster almost from scratch.

[@MikeMiller-fc2cc]

When I was 16 I went looking for a Model A. Those cars disappeared into garages never to seen again or sold The street rod scene was just about to come into it's own. Prices started climbing DAYLY. I'm 83 now and have just now been able to collect enough parts to get mine started. Congrats, she's just beautiful

[@studebakerhawk6266]

love the car - and the helmet and goggles !! my 29 Speedster is a blast to drive too !!

[@carshowreporter]

Great story behind a fun, and striking, project.

[@ethanmilgram2327]

Great story, great car, great video editing. This video should have thousands of hits! Very enjoyable! Gary

[@KeeperofTheMountain]

Excellent Build! I am building my own version of a Boat Tail speedster in my 1920 Garage on my channel. It is a disease for sure but, what a disease it is.

[@jamesdellaneve9005]

Great job. Runs smooth.

[@51barnfind]

Great Job on the Build..

[@dwightbrown2808]

Really lovely, Well done!

[@ernestkramer9693]

iron will85 ask about what plans I used. Well I didn't have any plans, it was done with eyeball engineering. If I was to do another one I would make if 7" or 8" or inches shorter

[@ironwill8596]

I have a question where did you find the plans for the Speedster boat tail pattern

[@jeaxethoon2017]

Iron Will, see Ernest's answer below

[@dominiquethomas2054]

bonjour venir vire video yout tub claude leymarie