1928 Ford Model A Tudor Sedan Walk Around 1 of 2

[@davidreed3357]

I wish I'd of seen this 5 years ago. I'm still looking.

[@tomrobinson7879]

Nice to see a car wearing its age. Vintage cars are usually over restored and they can lose their character.

[@asteverino8569]

I enjoy the body as it is. A bit of character. And the word “stop” on the brake light. Sweet. Felix the Cat used to be my personal logo on stationary and cards. I still have the rubber stamp. Thanks.

[@ricktomlinson5481]

Awesome, beautiful, perfection and so is the automobile ! ;- )

[@bcgrittner]

The Otwell heater was OK according to my late father. It was even better if you had a passenger and you traded places periodically, as the passenger got the majority of the heat. The fancier heaters I've seen have a shut-off door in the engine compartment, too.

[@TylerHamiltonDesign]

In the test drive video you tell me to watch this one first, in this video you tell me to watch that one first. WHICH IS IT JASON!??!

[@TylerHamiltonDesign]

Calm down.

[@joshualeboeuf2926]

same here 😂

[@roxanne7009]

@@TylerHamiltonDesign you look sexy

[@carlthornton8706]

Very Good!... 18 🐄🦉🏴‍☠

[@artemkatelnytskyi]

1928 - Model A 2020 - Model Y

[@roselandtom]

Hi there Jason, do you still own the vehicle. I seen a video where you were thinking of selling it. It is a nice car. I'm sort of like Dreamer and was wondering how much yon might be asking for it. I'm in he Mattawan Michigan area about 16 miles east of Kalamazoo.

[@russmerkel1030]

nice project car. what is the price? How do I contact you?

[@Lolo-mx4sc]

Hi. Did you ever paint the gas tank?

[@6speedguy845]

What kind of gas would you use for one of those these days

[@oldtimesmatthew]

Any fuel today will work. Old 20s and 30s Fords were all made with low compression to handle the varying poor quality fuels of the time. An A could have a 4.2 to 1 or 4.6 to 1 head depending on chamber. I run 87 10% ethanol no problem in my 26 Model T. I prefer 87 ethanol free when I can get it. Oh, and no lead additive is really needed for the early cars. I add some on occasion.

[@cyrilbrun8764]

Hi , Nice through tour . I am in the process of looking for an old vehicle , the same or similar to what you have . Can you give me a rough idea of what kind of dollars you are asking . Thanks Cyril

[@dreamer3130]

how much cost a car like this?

[@yourhandlehere1]

This one would probably be around 7-8k. Better condition ones are 16-20k.

[@oldtimesmatthew]

Nice Model A. I need to get an A to keep my 1926 Model T Ford Coupe company. My coupe has had some period performance accessories added, so it can keep up with As no problem 😀