1930 Ford Model A Hot Rot build ( Preview for upcoming project )

[@thomasaschenberg9809]

Love your channel.

[@tmschilterspeedshop]

Thank you for this comment Thomas.

[@gregwddriver]

Really? Not enough junkers to hack up?

[@tmschilterspeedshop]

Don't worry, the body remains and nothing is wasted

[@johnjason7204]

Where are you located...

[@tmschilterspeedshop]

Hi John, we are in europe, in a small village in the middle of switzerland.

[@randallanderson8889]

leave it the $%&@# alone................moroon!

[@theosalt1]

As in my comments to your first video LEAVE IT ALONE! . Find some old junker to make into a Hot Rod, Wiring you have already destroyed so repair not an issue. Put it all back together. In its original state everything was fit for the purpose except that an alternator and better lighting, replacement of vacuum wipers with electric ones, may be electronic ignition, a more efficient carburetor, saftey belts [?] , perhaps a 12volt -ve earth system, fit an oil filter, could all be practical improvements without destroying history too much and all these reversable for the purist who may want a Model A in its original condition. Don;t be a Barbarian vandal.

[@tmschilterspeedshop]

We understand your criticism and prefer personal honest opinions. But over the years there hasn't been much original to the car, even if it looks like it. We are also opposed to over-tinkering, which is why we turn down various customer requests for conversions. We like this customer order and we can represent it well. Cables were ailing, exhaust leaking... The rest is not disposed of, but either comes to our warehouse or the customer takes it home. With our conversion, driving is more fun again and the car doesn't just sit unused in a barn and wait for it to rust. The story doesn't get lost, it just keeps going.

[@davidphillips2043]

wtf destroring history find junker cheese