Art's 1931 Ford Model A Roadster and His Choice of Fuel Stabilizer

1927 1928 1930 1931 1932 Ford Model A Roadster Ride Drive

[@joeguzman3558]

Whata beautiful car and what a very nice older gentleman, his family is very blessed to have him , I'm 63 now and I was saving to buy a model A Ford but my wife got sick and I had to used all into her care Unfortunately she passed away and now I'm too old to start and save money again specifically when on social security, but when I see a beautiful Ford model A driving on KZbin it makes me happy.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

I'm so sorry for your loss. Keep your head up, sir. I hope my videos provide you with some peace and comfort. 🙏

[@ShutterBiscuit]

Art is such a lovable guy...with great taste in cars.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Absolutely!

[@rightlanehog3151]

Tony, We give this Model A a mark of A+! 😁

[@tonyscarcare5657]

It definitely deserves it!

[@KensHobbies409]

I remember My Mom talking & telling Me about those Rumble Seats. So cool to keep some of that history alive.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

They are awesome. I'll be at the Old Car Festival in Dearborn next week. Stay tuned for more.

[@GTP427cobra]

He did a outstanding job on that Model A beautiful car

[@tonyscarcare5657]

I agree. Thank you, and Art, thanks you!

[@waynemiracle8928]

Man O Man! That’s the best looking Model A I’ve ever seen. I would say Art restored that one better than Henry made them off the assembly line!

[@tonyscarcare5657]

I believe I have to agree with you on that one! Not one bolt missed in the process.

[@markbehr88]

Love the variety of his collection. Reminds me of a version of myself! Thanks for sharing.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Yes, sir, he's had a little of everything.

[@david-wilkerson1967]

The Henry Ford/Ford motor company story/history is incredible, I can never stop learning about The achievements/technology/changing of our society and world that revolves around what Henry Ford accomplished in his time, and would continue long after his death, there really is no way to calculate how Henry Ford and his company change the world, because many other companies followed his example, he definitely created the middle class, you cannot have good without bad, we are all much better off that Henry Ford succeeded

[@tonyscarcare5657]

You're absolutely right, Dave. Few people know much good Henry, and even Clara did for America.

[@arthuraucar3696]

Boy! This model A, has really been restored to very high standards!! Nothing was overlooked on this one! 👍💯❤️

[@tonyscarcare5657]

I agree!

[@DSP1968]

Such a beautiful Model A Roadster in the best color combination! Thanks again to Art and you for sharing it with us.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

You're welcome. Thank you!

[@robertlombardi2228]

Beautifully restored Model A Ford. 😊

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Thank you very much! Art, thanks you, too!

[@HemiChrysler]

why reverse the marque and model ?

[@michaelbrown5037]

Mr Art you have an amazing collection.,I have always been a car guy.Never had a collection ,I have had a few nice cars,they were all daily drivers tho.I’ve really enjoyed watching these videos.Thanks for some great entertainment.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Thank you, and Art, thanks you, too!

[@sprayguy67]

Art did a beautiful job restoring this absolutely beautiful ❤!

[@tonyscarcare5657]

I agree, and he thanks you for the compliment!

[@danielulz1640]

That is a beautiful restoration, probably better than when it left the factory. Art really is a great guy, but his wife must be a saint to put up with his shenanigans. 😂

[@tonyscarcare5657]

He is a great guy. I think she likes the cars as much as he does. That car is amazing.

[@martinbrown2076]

I think the Model A is one of the best collectible cars out there. I wish I had the money and a place to keep one.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Yes, sir. I agree.

[@richcoleman469]

Beautiful restoration and great color. A friend in PA has one and I followed him down the road and it wandered back and forth as he tried to keep it straight. When I rode in it we were shoulder to shoulder. Very tight fellowship.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Thank you. Yeah, I was shocked at the lack of room.

[@hrc5534]

Love it! Those were the days. Back when a car was simple and reliable and you didn't need to be an M.I.T. graduate to understand it. These could sit in a field for years and all you needed to do was change the plugs and flush the fuel and it would start right up. Try that with the the plastic and computer riddled cars of today. Great video Tony.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

You're welcome, and thank you! I wish we could go back to simpler times.

[@hrc5534]

Me too!@@tonyscarcare5657

[@tombolduc2070]

Art seems like a great guy ! I hope his collection is always taken care of for many years ahead. My dad would have loved this one ! I grew up with my dad"s 31. The good old days !

[@WhittyPics]

Those old timers know their stuff

[@tonyscarcare5657]

It is pretty awesome.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Art is a great guy.

[@leightonfarms4962]

Beautiful restoration!!👍👍

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Thank you once again, buddy!

[@aaronwilliams6989]

Beautifully awesome!

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Thank you, and Art, thanks you!

[@MCML50]

Hi Tony, Arts Ford really locks brand new what a good job he did with it. But I do feel sorry for the poor mother in laws seat, por her in the 30s. Like the video.😃

[@tonyscarcare5657]

😂🤣😂🤣 most people probably didn't really put their mother in law back there!

[@donwendling7800]

Happy Labor Day Tony

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Thank you! Happy Labor Day to you, too!

[@david-wilkerson1967]

When people see a car like that, they might think it came from a slower time in our country, they associate a car like that with older people, but the truth is, when that car was new, it was during prohibition, Young people drove cars like that, and it was a very wild time I can only imagine, legal/illegal Night clubs, Bootleggin, people were probably more wild back then than they are today, it was a turbulent time, if that car could only talk?

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Yep, it would have been a great time to live.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Henry Ford single handedly built the middle class.

[@leightonfarms4962]

Amen

[@tonyscarcare5657]

@@leightonfarms4962 🙌

[@franknew9001]

Art sure did a great job restoring this beautiful car. It's probably in better shape than when it rolled out of the factory. The speedometer looks like it spins around the faster you go, somewhat like the speedometer on the 1958 Edsel, but smaller. I've never heard of No-Rosion fuel treatment. I guess you have to order it and have it shipped to you. I use Marvel Mystery Oil on a regular basis, and once in awhile I use Seafoam and Berryman's B-12 Chemtool. I have also used Chevron Techron fuel injector cleaner. It was good to see the American flags on this beautiful car!!!

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Thank you! Yeah, you order it, and I never thought to ask him where he heard of it. He keeps up on everything new in the automotive world for sure. Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@avalawler5883]

Really nice!!!

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Good for the Old Car Festival!

[@tonycolca2241]

1931 was the last year for the model A. 1932 was the model B 4 cyl. 50 hp. The v8 in 32 was the model 18 65 hp.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Thank you for clearing that up!

[@tonycolca2241]

The 1931 model A has less wood than the earlier models it is the most preferred model.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Again, it's good to know. Thank you!

[@tonycolca2241]

Marvel mystery oil is a good fuel stabilizer cheaper than most if you buy it at wally world

[@tonyscarcare5657]

I definitely did not know that one!

[@franknew9001]

@ tonycolca2241-- I have been using Marvel Mystery Oil at every fill up in my car, truck, and lawn mower for more than 7 years. I have almost always bought the quart (32oz) size at Walmart. For the first 5 years, the price was $3.88. Unfortunately, in the past two years, the price for a quart of MMO at Walmart has more than doubled. Yesterday I bought a quart at a Walmart here in Florida and paid $7.98. Ouch!!! 😢😢 It's a very good product, so I still use it.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

@franknew9001 I suppose if it works, it's worth the extra cost. About like everything else nowadays.

[@WhittyPics]

1st. How fast will that thing go? My dad used to talk about those old cars. The fuel system was gravity fed. They didn't have fuel pumps back them. He also said they didn't have to go that fast because the roads weren't good back then.

[@tonyscarcare5657]

Thanks, buddy!

[@WhittyPics]

I was thinking those cowl lights were turn signals. What is the purpose of them?

[@tonyscarcare5657]

@@WhittyPics he said they're just like a parking light.