![]() 08/13/2019 at 10:49 • Filed to: I don’t know much about old timers cars | ![]() | ![]() |
Then this thing comes along, I don’t even know what it is. Looks newer than a Model T, but not a 1930’s or 40’s car.
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First glance, maybe a Model A.
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Something from around 1930, kind of resembles a later Model A roadster, but seems bigger maybe just due to the pic.
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That’s sort of a weird bridge...
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I want to buy a Veteran car one day.
Not now, too many newer things to play with!
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I was thinking a model A was older than a model T so I just assumed it was not.
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Looks like a Model A.
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So I see. Not exactly where I’d expect to see a pedestrian skybridge, but I guess it makes some sense.
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How many cars until you become a parade?
My guess is Model A, same as everyone else’s.
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Yep, the rear bumper and fold up jump seat.
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Yes, thanks!
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He turned off at the lake lodge, hand signal and all. Yes, can confirm it’s a model A.
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Exactly. The letters aren’t in order (there was also Model B, Model K, etc).
Model A = model years 1928-31. Model T 1908-27.
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That’s not a jump seat, it’s a rumble seat.
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They need to bring rumble seats back so I don't have to listen to arguing kids while I'm driving.
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Side note...thought of you when I found these. Want one?
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I’ll take two! Email jbowland@yahoo.com I can PayPal you postage.
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Sending email now.