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rockfla · 02-09-2018, 07:55 AM

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@ Junkyardjeff
The 33 Fordor we now own was driven by the former owner to high school in 1965, he said (and if he's lying then I am) that he regularly could get rubber even in second gear!!! After having our motor rebuilt we ran it in a friends Model A cutdown andI can tell you for sure A) if you were not careful it would break the tires loose and B) We got pulled over one time for doing 80. Granted the "A" cutdown was way lighter but that thing would natural born fly!!!!

David
I am absolutely s salivating at the Argentine 34 Roadster, the patina of that car is just fantastic. If that car were still around in that condition I feel confidant I would be either divorced or working 24hr's a day to own that beauty!!!!

02-09-2018, 07:55 AM	#26
rockfla Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Jacksonville FL Posts: 5,164	Re: Was there a 4 cylinder motor in 34 Sponsored Links (Register now to hide all advertisements) @ Junkyardjeff The 33 Fordor we now own was driven by the former owner to high school in 1965, he said (and if he's lying then I am) that he regularly could get rubber even in second gear!!! After having our motor rebuilt we ran it in a friends Model A cutdown andI can tell you for sure A) if you were not careful it would break the tires loose and B) We got pulled over one time for doing 80. Granted the "A" cutdown was way lighter but that thing would natural born fly!!!! David I am absolutely s salivating at the Argentine 34 Roadster, the patina of that car is just fantastic. If that car were still around in that condition I feel confidant I would be either divorced or working 24hr's a day to own that beauty!!!!