My God would love to own Paul's A. Professionally sorted by the man himself. Owning a celebrity car would be a great story to tell forever.

My wife had me swap out our rumble seat coup for the Tudor she thought the kids would be better protected and it rode better! What gorgeous Tudor

I had a 31 Tudor. Mine had a 283 Chevy and manual trans. You're right about night driving with headlights bouncing off all the flat glass. Also when stopped at a traffic light you must lean far forward to peer up at it.

I had a 1999 Jeep Wrangler with driver, and passenger seats that folded the same as the Tudor coup. Jeep calls it a "tuck & tumble" seat, and they are fantastic for getting people in and out of the back seat. I didn't know that Ford was using them in the 30s! That will be a beautiful car for someone.

Being from Ontario Canada and watching your fantastic videos is such a pleasure and makes me understand that the early ford cars have been key in today's automotive sector

Beautiful car, great video! Thank you!

One thing that impresses me about the Ford Model A and other cars of that era is the utter simplicity of the Model A Ford and just how very basic a car it is with only the basic essentials to do a road trip from one place to another. This is long before all the modern safety equipment, and all the modern comfort equipment and all the modern emission control equipment and all the electronic engine control equipment. It is no wonder that a number of people like and enjoy these old Ford Model A cars.

Paul you & T make a great production team, this video is very well done who's responsible for the editing? Your Ford model A looks like it just came off the factory floor.

Beautiful car, Paul! The Tudor is my favorite body style and when I’m finally ready to buy one, the Tudor is what I’ll be looking for.

Beautiful car and another great video with informative information about an amazing piece of automotive history. Hey Paul, the grin on your face when driving any of your Model As is like a kid that ditched school, raided the piggy bank and went to the candy store. Truly Priceless and enjoy you and T’’s enthusiasm.

What a beautiful car. I wish I was in a position to buy that one. Good luck with the sale Paul.

Excellent job on the restoration…old school pride in your work really shows. 👍👍👍

Your foam door seal idea is great. I would have loved to do this on my Tudor, but lacked your imagination. I’m 6’2” with big feet and fit fine with the stock seat mounts turned rearward.

What a gorgeous Model A! That is one beautiful looking 1931 Tudor, love the color and looks of it. If I had a place to keep her in and the money, I would be emailing you in a heart beat. That said, love this video and the ride and scenery was spectacular, Thanks Paul! I hope everyone out there has a wonderful weekend, bye for now.😊

Ohhhhh, its Saturday again, and by now here at our home in Curacao the Model A Guy or boy😅, is here and we enjoying your KZfaq. Paul thanks for your always sympathetic and professional done footage. My 1930 Coupe exactly the same color as this Tudor, was for us a pleasure to sit and watch you presentation today. Thank you again Paul, and special regards to Mrs T., we here will alway look ahead for a visit to us here in the Caribean and you will be very well received to spend a week with us here in Curacao. Paul & Tina without both of you and your daddy, my model A hobby is not complete. You became as from 2020 part of our home together with Mr. Emilio (my model A named after my belated Grand father Emilio de Jongh). Paul thanks and again many years more for you and Tina, as your weekly footages and the contents, will always be highly appreciated. Myron & Angelica.❤

If only I had the money... Paul! good to see you this week. Missed you last week.

Another great video! Thanks for the tip on the foam strip on the doors! Going to the hardware store this morning! Oh, and thanks for the previous tip on the oldies website! I listen to it now way too much!

Thank you Paul. I always look forward to your informative and professional KZfaq videos. I would be honored to own this car. It is what my Tudor would look like...if I threw 30K at it.

Such a beautiful car ,my favorite style other than the truck ,someday maybe I have a model A project car ,but for now I’m watching you and T enjoy yours ..have a blessed day

Love your car, well done great paint job !!! Thanks for taking the time making the video the ride down memory lane 👍👍👍 🍁 Canada

Just bought me a 30 Tudor sedan ,,,, tks for the video

You'd make a fantastic salesman for Ford back in the day! It really helps if you love the product. We all know you do. Carry on!

A dream car, and the usual fine video, Paul! I'm sure it will find a good home. My garage isn't ready for such a beauty😔

Wow, what a beautiful car 🚗 😍 sad to see it go. Good luck, Mike

Like your Model A videos. Lots of great info. I hope to own a Model A myself some day. A friend of mine owns a 1930 A and he loves it. He drives it a lot, especially in his east Tennessee town and it attracts people like a magnet attracts iron.

great car Paul

Because they just look (Right). That's why they sold so well & still are great today.

Ahhhh. . the Tudor! WAY back in the early 1980's my Mother and I attended a rummage sale in a neighboring city, and for sale there was a black 1930 Tudor! I was just about driving age then, and BOY did I want that thing! Of course being a broke teenager, with nowhere near 400 bucks not to mention the two or three THOUSAND dollars they wanted for that particular example, it was not able to come home with us! But I have loved that body style ever since! It just SCREAMS vintage car! Now my grail A would be either the 1930 DeLuxe Phaeton. Or the FANTASTIC 1931 400A! A picture of one of those graces my computer screen on startup!

Beautiful A Paul, we like the 30 31 tudors husband likes the way the fenders roll over the wheels on 29s also the shape of the headlights. We used to own a 31 slant windshield 4 door these are great cars too not to many of these made. Again a beautiful A

Thanks for sharing Paul. I always enjoy your videos.

That car is gorgeous!

This is the first time I’ve heard someone say a person 6’2” would fit nicely in a car with a minor modification. While I’d love a roadster, I expect I’d be mighty uncomfortable quickly. Plus I’m old and fancy luxury over sporty at this point. Looking forward to Ruidoso next month for the chance to sit in a few cars and really get a feel for what’ll work for me. Thanks again for the video, Paul.

I have an all out hot rod 30 coupe that a purist would consider sacrilege. I dig your enthusiasm for these cars!

Just Got my 1929 Tudor a few months ago. After driving it about 20 miles on a wild goose chase to follow the bureaucratic maze of getting it inspected for the VIN, it stopped running - maybe some bad fuel picked up along the road. However, your videos have provided some bread crumbs to follow while troubleshooting and are always (with Tina's help and her own videos) entertaining and informative . My main point here is the legroom issue, which I solved by making my own extension from the floor pegs rearward, with a tab for bolting down through the floorboard for the rear anchor. The extension is square steel tubing about 12" long with pre -pierced holes on all sides at 1" spacing, available from Home Depot in 3' lengths. By enlarging some holes to fit the pegs and my bolt fasteners, I was able to get an additional 4" of legroom. The driver's seat does not fold forward quite the same for rear passenger access, but enough for reach access. Didn't think of your trick of reversing the front seat pegs, but that'd not have given me enough, anyway. By the way, the Model A Ford driving controls (minus spark advance and hand throttle), the fuel tank placement, and the engine compartment setup are virtually identical to the 1951 Model 170 Mercedes Benz I once owned and drove in Germany in the early 60s. Purchase price then was $75.00. Have always regretted leaving it behind.

What a nice car!! Best luck in your sell

That is a beautiful paint scheme

The later 1931s also have the steering column braced to the dash rail instead of the bottom of the fuel tank which saves fuel leaks when the tank cracks where the brace is attached.

That's a big surprise, Paul wants to sell one of his babies, and of all things the prettiest one...I'm going to miss it much. On the other hand somebody is gonna get very very happy. Good luck for the future new ownner. Thanks for this video and best regards from Rio do Sul city (which means South River city) Santa Catarina State, Southern Brazil.

Does 5:33 also apply to coupes? If so, there's now officially more '31 pieces on my (supposedly) '30 coupe than there are '30 parts xD Also, do you know if there was an early and a late version of the spare tire carrier? I notice my spare is leaning backwards slightly, whilst some pictures show the tyre actually leaning forward a little, towards the trunk.

That car is virtualy identical to my '30. Just wondering what kind of foam strip did you use for the doors? Thanks, and keep up the great work.

Lovin my stocker!

What I love about your channel is you don't hotrod them. I like how they look original. Wish I could afford it.

Thanks for the fun facts. Didnt know that about the 31 fender. Must have been cheaper or easier to produce that way.

Paul, thanks for the informative video. I was considering looking for a Model A Phaeton. What's your feelings on this model. Any wood body frames? Or, undesirable issues? I'm just taking my time and doing the research. I know they are probably prone to rust since they are open. Thanks.

Great video, Paul! Always enjoy seeing this car in action, especially since there aren’t any reproduction parts in it. If you don’t mind me asking, why have you decided to sell it?

Awesome

Speaking of cab room, I have driven an early 70s chevy pickup, as well as 66, and 77 Ford F100s. In the Chevy the steering wheel was touching my stomach, and my legs felt cramped, in both of the Fords there was plenty of room. Nearly a foot of space between the steering wheel, and my stomach. The fords both were a much better ride. I have driven the 77 Ford several times between Sacramento, and Northern Washington State, a few times with a trailer. I experienced very little fatigue driving that truck. I still have that truck, and it still runs, and drives just fine.

Hi Paul - I love your videos - and you're not lying about the "tudor". I am 6'3" and was reasonably comfortable in my '31 Tudor without modifying the seat attachment in any way - but I would love to try those seat frame extensions you mention. Recently I went to see a 100% original '29 sedan (I'm in the minority I guess of guys who like the '28 and '29s better for appearance), but I had to pass on the sedan because I just couldn't fit. My left knee was splayed out at a ridiculous angle just to operate the clutch (double clutching would have been nearly impossible) and my knee was killing me after a short test drive. I have to ask - without major and unauthentic work to a Fordor - is there ANY way to increase leg room in one - or especially in an open touring model? Other than a super rare an expensive A400, is there ANY Model A with as much legroom as a Tudor? Thanks in advance, Tom

Lovely car & I agree, the Tudor is very practical & peppy. Great for carrying stuff in the back also. I am lucky to have a Tudor ['29, owned 53 years] plus a '30 Fordor which is probably the best body IMO. Actually I do not own a modern car but I am retired. Why are you selling the Tudor? Will miss it on the videos.= Wayne.

I temped but like everything else great in life it will have to wait for another time. I have a suggestion for a video. Review a ford 66a pickup truck. You don't see many of those around and they are interesting. Thanks

Muy bueno,por favor poner la opción traducción,para los que estamos en otros países como mi caso a español, que soy de Argentina , gracias

Good, not sold yet. My lucky lottery numbers haven't hit yet. If I was to get one, it would be one of yours. Good luck 🤞.

Paul, Great videos! I am in the process of having a 36 Dodge painted and I fell in love with your Chicle and Copra paint! Can you give me more info on the paint mfg, paint code or anything else that might help me. Thank you. By the way the my car is getting painted in Modesto Ca not to far from you.

That is a gorgeous car and yes, I smile just watching this. Little more than I want to pay although sure it's worth every copper penny.

Hey Paul, I finally got my Model A Tudor I mentioned in another comment and I noticed something in this video that confused me a bit, the rear windows in my Model A Tudor roll down all the way while yours dont. Just thought that was a bit odd!

Just saw a post on Ford Barn that someone in KY will be enjoying this car.

That’s what I plan on getting, 😊

I'm sure that this car is worth every penny. Too bad I don't have enough pennies to buy it! Sniff, sniff. Thanks for the tour and info.

I love my 29 Tudor. I used to want a 30s Tudor, but having a 20s one grew on me, and now i like it more, it feels more specifical since everyone wants to drive the 30s I also recently did the foam trim, helped a lot against cold air coming in too. I even found brown foam that matches my brown fenders and roof. Still I'd love to get it a little bit quieter inside, it's hard to have a conversation driving top speed on the road. I do kind of envy that there is no couch in the front, it makes it feel a bit less weird, and i like weird. Also i tried to turn the seat posts, since I'm a tall dutch guy, but some previous owner put like 3 nuts on each, and they have corroded very stuck over time... They are also very hard to reach with a good tool in between the chassis

Greetings from southern Ontario Canada oakville please Google it my home town is where the ford plant is located thanks for the presentation. And the oakville plant has an original ford model t sitting in the lobby

I’ve always loved the Tudors as well. I think it’s because the first Model A that I rode in was the one that Vicegrip Garage bought in Des Moines.

Beautiful "A".

Hope you don't regret it paul😢. It is a beautiful car. Keep on Model A'ing! 😎

What a sales guy. That car won't last long.She perfect. The asking price is actually a bargain. Just to get the Mitchell over drive and have one installed isn't cheep.Great car ,great price. I've got a 28 with the same colors. It definitely draws attention. THANKS PAUL,BE SAFE.

Paul you did not mention the Mitchell in the video, a great selling feature!

Let me restate what so many others have - that car is absolute perfection! Timing is a little off for me, or you’d be receiving an email. Thank you for saving it, thank you for sharing it. ~ Chuck

Nnngh... so, SO wish I could get that, but... no garage to put it in, and well, no spare $30K US either at the moment. She's beautiful though, and I highly doubt you'll have any problem selling her. It was really neat to learn about all the little differences between the model years, and I like that little tweak with the seat position.

Восхитительный образец! Стоит своих денег. A delightful specimen! It's worth the money.

Paul, I'm kind'a like you. I like a certain car but some things about bothered me. I like to customize my car and make it mine. An example, replaced all of the lights are now LED's. On the exterior, this car came with one reverse light. Perfect styling but not so good at lighting the rear of the car when backing up. So, me, I added more lights. Now, you can read a newspaper with all light available. The headlights are now HID's. It is a Scion xB made by Toyota. Small, yet able to carry a lot of stuff with the rear seats folded down. Naturally, they're not produced any more. ARG!

If I had the money, I'd seriously consider this, but it's a bit more than I can responsibly tackle at the moment. Nevertheless, I hope the sale is smooth, the new owner takes good care of your car, and gets many happy miles for many happy years. Keep up the good work!

What a beuty!!!!!!!

I have a 30 Tudor unrestored the quarter windows roll down flush

Well, congratulations, the car sold. Good luck with the home repairs, Mike

Paul, Did you find anouther A to buy?

Probably the most attractive car ever made.

My dad had a 1930 ford model a Tudor sedan

I have the fancy '29 Murray fordor sedan now, much easier to use the rear seats with 4 doors. My first one in 1948 was a tudor, they were cheaper so Ford sold more of 'em, a lot more. Ya want a nice quiet Model A, get the fancy fordor, Briggs or Murray body.

Standard late 30 Tudor owner here great car to own - hounds tooth cloth interior not fake leather interior in the standard

Paul the Salesman, that’s a great sorted Model A. Someone will have a great car to enjoy. Having coffee and laughing about your comment, Model A making funny noises and smells. My wife said that sounds like you, We had a good laugh. Stay healthy and take Model T out for Valentines Day.

Awe, jeez. The one Model that I've truly wanted, and the timing of its sale isn't matching up for me. Shucks! I'm so disappointed. Paul, thank you for the beautiful tour of this car and the ride-a-long. I could have watched a tour for a good couple of hours. I think your price on this car is good and particularly so because of your long-term ownership. I wish it were possible for you to have raffled off this car. That would have opened the door to possible ownership for a lot of people.

I really like your videos. Would you consider removing the music so I can hear the noise of the car?

Would you be interested in a roadster trade of some kind?

I thought the 31 4 door slant window had less wood than the 2 door?

How do I get my car appraised

Ohhhhhh for sale????

A "WELL SORTED" Ford Model A Tudor! 👍

Hey Paul, sent you an email. Love your videos. Hal

Sold?

I would LOVE to own ths car, but no way can I afford it... Someday, I will have a model A tudor... if only I hadn't spent my money on AMF Harley Davidsons in the late 90's!

It's so fabulous, why would you sell?

The prices of these cars have been skyrocketing the past years, makes it harder for young folk like me to get into the hobby. Luckily I got one on a good deal, but it did need a new engine/complete revision, so it wasn't as good of a deal in hindsight.

Never seen a man driving model A in a bad mood

Wish I had the money...

Paul, how is it going. Well I just watched a movie from 2009. Public Enemies with Christian Baehle (sp ?) and Johnny Depp. Good movie but being and old radio guy some of the radios weren’t totally correct. Movie was based in 1933-34. But the cars were. Lot of them got shot up. Many model A coupes but mostly sedans. Have a guy next town over that is selling a 1933 Chevy 2 dr sedan from the movie. Body looks great except phony bullet holes on one side. Car is rough inside and doesn’t run. Wife says no. Oh well have Mafca swap meet end of month in Milwaukee. Lol I’ll show her. God bless and keep the A’s runnin!

Isn't a 4 door a sedan and a 2 door a coup?

Tudors are super practical, but their commonness makes them the definition of “uncool.”

Horn would have looked better under the hood.

That is disappointing. Mohair comes from goats? I thought it came from Five Guys Named Mo... Want it. Can't afford it. (I do have a Ford Model Focus that I don't use anymore)... My Mazda 2 has an unpleasant bumpy ride and occasional strange smells. Usually the morning after curry night... A great car, Paul. 🇬🇧👍

Lovely car but the steering wheel is on the wrong side.

Wait. You're selling a car? You must be fixing to fund another project.