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RusselAZ · Apr 17, 2016

more elder vehicles.

jeffcat · Apr 17, 2016

1931 A

bwillett · Apr 18, 2016

Nope, 28 or 29. 31 model A radiator did not have the little point at the top.

2underage · Apr 18, 2016

I BELIEVE IT IS A 1930 MODEL.

2underage · Apr 18, 2016

The 28-29 models can be identified by the way the cowl meets the hood. There is an obvious indent between the hood and the cabin.

bwillett · Apr 18, 2016

Reason it is not a 31 is because 31's had black paint on front of grille shell. Not all Chrome like earlier Model A's.

crawlerjohn · Apr 18, 2016

The roadster in the background is a 28-29 for comparison. John

ericlb · Apr 18, 2016

i'll be happy with just any one of them, my best old car lesson was on an original model T, that was if the engine is in just the right position and conditions are perfect, the car can self start when the switch is turned on, that was an eye opener! and since then im assuming tractors with mag style ignition can do the same?

f2355j · Apr 18, 2016

I have always liked the looks of a model A When I was about 10 years old the neighbors drug one over and let me use it to play in for a couple of years.

Goose · Apr 18, 2016

My first car was a '29 Model A, but I don't remember many small details.

RusselAZ · Apr 18, 2016

No they can't. Model T's coils were built different and would "buzz" as long as they had power and a ground.

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