1931 Model A Coupe

[mchook]

Started this old Model A kit, I scratch built the frame (first for me), chopped the top & found a big mopar for it. I can't decide which wheels & tires to use. Love to hear your choices...

 

[Deuces ll]

I like the Cragars.....

[larman]

I'd go with the Cragars, fits the feel of the car much better. You have a real late 60's vibe going with the work you did and that 413 Mopar, the Cragars work better. 

[slusher]

1 hour ago, Deuces ll said:

I like the Cragars.....

I agree

[Straightliner59]

The Cragars look much more at home! That's what I'd go with.

[espo]

While it's only my opinion, the large diameter wheels and tires just don't look correct in this application. I would suggest something that represents a 15" or no larger than 16" wheel and larger rear tires than in front. The Cragars look good but there may be others that might work just as well. What style do you like ? 

[Plowboy]

Anything but the wire wheels! I like the look of the Cragars also. Maybe a little lower profile tire for the front. Another thought is the Ansen slots from the Revell Willys gasser.

 

 

 

[mchook]

Thanks guys, I'm going with the Cragars. I worked on the floor today.

 

[OldNYJim]

Nice scratchbuilding!  I like the front spring mount and the floor!  Good job!

[Nazz]

I like where this is going. Love the Cragars and the cheater slicks!

[mchook]

Thanks guys. I got some paint, interior & exhaust work finished.

[mchook]

Finished it up the other day, I'll add some pics under glass soon.

[Nazz]

Looking good Mark!  I like it.

[doorsovdoon]

Cragars work on everything! ?Looking good!

[misterNNL]

Patina'd finish is soooo good on this car. "In rust we trust"!

[espo]

18 hours ago, mchook said:

Finished it up the other day, I'll add some pics under glass soon.

Your weathering always looks amazing.