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its not a truck but its a ford.great work

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Old 05-19-2007, 12:34 PM
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its not a truck but its a ford.great work
http://www.mat.fi/project1929fordmodel-a.htm
and after looking at the picture go to next link and go for a ride http://www.mat.fi/video_aford.htm
 
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Man that thing runs like a raped chicken. Beautiful car, good link tomoto. By the way how's the 4 door coe coming along?
 
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That is awesome. I'd love to have that shop and all those tools.
 
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I'm getting the motor back Friday
 
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Good deal can't wait to see it done.
 
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Old 05-19-2007, 04:39 PM
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Excellent craftsmanship! I especially like the "wooden" wheels! Still, I wouldn't be pushing that tub around at high speed with lever shocks and transverse front spring, I can't believe it corners very well.
 
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I was waiting for the guy to be 4 wheel drifting the thing thru the corners!
 
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wow that model A rips!. hahahhaha nice craftsmanship. other than the exhaust note, that is truely a "sleeper"

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did you see the rims 1 piece and look like wood
 
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Was that German craftsmanship?
 
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