Good job Zack, Some folks will say that the Model A is the first modern car. Side note too mention is that this car was driven from California to Texas and back. I’m hoping that Paul and Mrs. T would do a overview of this journey. As you have mentioned Paul is a wealth of information and help.
That is definitely one beautiful and cool Model A! Nice to see these vintage cars in pristine condition and running. Also, I really enjoyed the review so much. Keep up the awesome work, Zack!
What a good-looking car. This is probably the only car I've seen with green wheels that look good. Rumble seats are cool if you don't mind getting some sun. I've never heard of a non-convertible soft top. These aren't sophisticated cars but they'll run forever and can be fixed at home. With upgraded brakes you could daily drive one as long as you don't need to go on the highway. You didn't mention that your air conditioning comes from tilting the windshield open.
So the real window curtain I have the three clips on the inside of the soft top. But they are not the same as the outside clips that turn to lock it in place. Do not seem to be broken but I cannot figure out how to latch the rear curtain up to the soft top. Thanks Fred
Start with one that was already a Hotrod, these cars have been around for over 90 years at this point and clean ones are starting to become scarce especially sport coupes, most people turned them into roadsters. They aren't rare by any means but nor are basket case Hotrod projects as an example the complete pickup body (fenders, bed, cab, hood exc..) in my avatar was $1800 bucks about a year ago and it was missing the engine, transmission, rear end, front suspension and the frame was already semi-boxed it was the perfect starting point for a Hotrod. I can't speak for anyone but I couldn't bring myself to cut up an original or restored 30/31 pickup.
@@AtomicReverend I wouldn't cut it up at all I would just update the engine and drive train so its more streetable. I drive all my cars. I have a 72 camaro that is all original, but I installed an ls1/t56. It's carbed so it looks original but it drives like a new car.
not related to the great video, but i always get a tiny bit angry to the fact that everytime i watch a video in this channel i hear the great intro and outro song and i go to look to find the song and its nowhere to be seen aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
I immediately recognised Paul's car with this dark blue Model A. Great car, drove it in Mafia 1.
I love Paul and that game
3.3 inline 4...that's a pretty big displacement for a 4 cylinder engine. That's usually on the large end of V6 displacement.
I bet there's a lot of torque. Super low compression too. Fuel used to be very poor quality so I bet it can run on just about anything combustible.
Good job Zack, Some folks will say that the Model A is the first modern car. Side note too mention is that this car was driven from California to Texas and back. I’m hoping that Paul and Mrs. T would do a overview of this journey. As you have mentioned Paul is a wealth of information and help.
That is definitely one beautiful and cool Model A! Nice to see these vintage cars in pristine condition and running.
Also, I really enjoyed the review so much. Keep up the awesome work, Zack!
I went to your friend's channel and really enjoyed the installation of the Mitchell overdrive, very cool.
My uncle owned a Duesenberg back in the 80s.
What a good-looking car. This is probably the only car I've seen with green wheels that look good. Rumble seats are cool if you don't mind getting some sun. I've never heard of a non-convertible soft top. These aren't sophisticated cars but they'll run forever and can be fixed at home. With upgraded brakes you could daily drive one as long as you don't need to go on the highway. You didn't mention that your air conditioning comes from tilting the windshield open.
It is so beautiful! I've just finished my '32 Ford hot rod last week. (1/25 scale and plastic ;) )
Paul Shinn is the coolest "regular" guy! 👍
Nice car. Great review! Well done.
Wished I knew you 4 years ago, I used to own the 6cyl of that engine.
Ok, this was completely unexpected. Pretty cool! Keep it up.
Would love to drive something like this. Really dope
So the real window curtain I have the three clips on the inside of the soft top. But they are not the same as the outside clips that turn to lock it in place. Do not seem to be broken but I cannot figure out how to latch the rear curtain up to the soft top. Thanks
Fred
Paul's cars are absolutely prestine
The first thing you think of wouldn't be speed, but I suppose compared to what came before...
The awhoooooooga horn is cool, but the turn signal blows my mind.
Great video I seen the episode with Paul when you videoed it
The Dodge/Plymouth Colt/Champ from the early 80's has a gear splitter.
What’s it like driving a manual transmission without synchros?
Any idea if there are any differences between the 29 and the 31 sport coupe I just got a 29 wondering if there are any difference?
This car would be perfect with a built 302 and a 5 speed! I love the color it looks so good!
You sound like what my son wants to do to my Victoria when it becomes him! lol 😝
Start with one that was already a Hotrod, these cars have been around for over 90 years at this point and clean ones are starting to become scarce especially sport coupes, most people turned them into roadsters. They aren't rare by any means but nor are basket case Hotrod projects as an example the complete pickup body (fenders, bed, cab, hood exc..) in my avatar was $1800 bucks about a year ago and it was missing the engine, transmission, rear end, front suspension and the frame was already semi-boxed it was the perfect starting point for a Hotrod. I can't speak for anyone but I couldn't bring myself to cut up an original or restored 30/31 pickup.
@@AtomicReverend I wouldn't cut it up at all I would just update the engine and drive train so its more streetable. I drive all my cars. I have a 72 camaro that is all original, but I installed an ls1/t56. It's carbed so it looks original but it drives like a new car.
Funy anecdote: Rumble seats in Spain are called "ahí te pudras", which translates to there-you-rot
Cool car and in that colour it looks amazing
Fabulous car loved the video
Very clean👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿
Great review. Thanks!
I think the rumble seat was to satisfy society’s need for the back seat driver.
What about the overdrive??
Damn now I kinda want to ride in the rumble seat
Not to split hairs, the Sport Coupe weighs about 2285 pounds, the SlantWindow Fordor about 2475 pounds.
So incredibly cool
That horn sounds like its outta Roger Rabbit or Dick Tracy
Bro you getting out some old Jaylin no type stuff right now with your reviews lol
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The font sometimes make it look like you are Zack Prade I
not related to the great video, but i always get a tiny bit angry to the fact that everytime i watch a video in this channel i hear the great intro and outro song and i go to look to find the song and its nowhere to be seen aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
It's a song I had made specifically for my channel!
@@ShootingCars it is a great theme i love it dude
so this has auto ignition.
Hmmmm from one Model A owner to another …….your review may be a bit …well…biased…..as it should 😁
I want one of these old model a’s, just wouldn’t wanna get into a car accident in one