1931 Ford Model A - Cold start & Test drive

[@davidpowellseattle]

Beautiful colors and finishes. Runs great too.

[@ConservativeChristian]

Next to my wife that's about the prettiest thing I've ever seen. Thank you for showing her off.

[@rvscootin3457]

Very smooth running!

[@leekresser8384]

Noticed the double clutching.

[@joginderkaur5338]

ਬਹੁਤ ਬਹੁਤ ਵਧੀਆ

[@HermitagePrepper]

Nice ride. Engine sounds smooth

[@johncolette6014]

Great model A. I had a 2dr 29 sedan years ago. Drive it from Virginia to Connecticut. Got a lot of horn toots ,mostly to hear ah oo gah in return.

[@jacknedry3925]

I love the transmission noise!

[@Cascadiaclassic]

Straight cut gears! 🥰

[@anthonyangeli256]

Great video.. almost like riding in it!

[@Cascadiaclassic]

Glad you enjoyed the ride!

[@mafialenin]

The sound when depature so cool

[@robertneven7563]

Hello I work for Ford for 25 years but I have never seen this model, 🤣 bloody nice car

[@Anthony-bs2tn]

Cool car nice looking too, wouldn't it be something if they retooled and built these brand new again. I would buy a brand new 1931/2025 model A in a New York minute.

[@Cascadiaclassic]

I hear that! Great idea!

[@ronl9357]

That things got a whole ass living room sofa inside

[@tedlahm5740]

When Alternators replaced generators, the Amp meter was Replaced with a Voltmeter. Motoring evolution history.

[@dragonmotorsports2396]

Looking forward to see what this sells for on BAT

[@ClassicChrome86]

Classic automobile. Thanks for posting. I am a new subscriber.

[@Cascadiaclassic]

I appreciate the subscription, thanks for watching!

[@ClassicChrome86]

@@Cascadiaclassic No problem

[@billbright1755]

No cabin heating?

[@barryphillips7098]

NICE LOVE it!! I would have one very similar, except dark green with black fenders ( i have a model one a nice model )

[@bladerunner6282]

looks like a bit of a learning curve to drive if proficiently. nothing wrong with that. a challenge just adds to the enjoyment for many of us, IMO. :)

[@Cascadiaclassic]

Indeed! And let's face it, that's what all Model A drivers had to deal with in 1931!

[@tedlahm5740]

That is why, no women drivers. No Automatic Transmission. Which Changed Everything.

[@JorgNeumann-xr6yo]

Absolut TOPP!!!👍👍

[@caddyman7725]

I thought the gas valve was under the hood in '31?

[@mikeparkercreative5136]

It is

[@thomashankins569]

I never realized how small these cars were until I saw one in the parking lot at work, still pretty cool though 😁❤️

[@Bobby8451]

I just watched a guy here on youtube who got a 1933 truck with that same exact engine running after sitting for like 59 yrs.

[@tuk1903]

Nice Seats

[@originalsupermommy]

I like the shifter knob, is it Houze Glass?

[@Cascadiaclassic]

Not sure, I like it too, though!

[@kateathend]

Wow a 73 year old car. Who can say they bought one of those when they were brand new?

[@mikeparkercreative5136]

93

[@alvarovoos7292]

73 ????? 😮

[@DetectiveConanAptx]

It gets high rpm very smoothly...did you tune the engine up in some ways?

[@Cascadiaclassic]

The engine on this had been completely rebuilt by a Model A specialist, it was dialed in.

[@fredski53]

I didn’t know they came stock with an oil filter and extra gas filter.

[@zsoltszenku724]

Gyönyörű

[@liza0655]

Süper 🙌

[@j12torts]

Now all you need is some loud blue tooth speakers and its a perfect car