Ford Model A Boattail...

[bsoder]

The devil is in the details!..and you nailed it B)

[Brizio]

The devil is in the details!..and you nailed it B)

Thank you! Sometime take longer to find info for build a correct era parts to add to the model, that build the whole model...

[Eshaver]

Knowing what do of ole Henry, I doubt he would have ever approved of this being done . However , I do see Edsel Ford having such a coach builder commissioned to have done such a build . Definitely a piece to be considered .............. Ed Shaver

[TheCat]

great job on this build.

[Brizio]

Thank you!!!

@Ed, this is the fun to play with models, sometime you can create something that go against the brand owner.

[heatride]

That is really nice !

[Brizio]

Thank you Glenn!

[charlie8575]

Knowing what do of ole Henry, I doubt he would have ever approved of this being done . However , I do see Edsel Ford having such a coach builder commissioned to have done such a build . Definitely a piece to be considered .............. Ed Shaver

Funny you mention that, Ed. I was thinking almost exactly the same thing myself.

Charlie Larkin

[Kanedge]

Very interesting build, looks superb like straight from the factory

[ShawnS]

Very very good. A truly original Model A.

[geetee66]

You have a lot of skill. This looks awesome. Very realistic and lifelike.

I love the addition of tools behind the seat. Paint is lovely, too.

[Brizio]

Thank you all!

@Charlie, a few days ago I was talking with a friend of mine and he told me that there is a 1930 Ford Boattail a the Ford museum in the Nedherlands. So I goggle it, and here what I found. Unfortunately I did not found infos about it.

@Geetee66, Thanks! The tools are scratchbuilt, it was a pain make the pliers...