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Bill G · 07-29-2020, 12:19 PM

I entered this hobby a little over three years ago, and during that time I have completely gone through my car. I hesitate to call it a complete restoration, but I literally did do everything. Call it a 5-footer.

Part of that was studying. I really believe I have read and studied just about everything that is commonly out there. Service Bulletins, Restoration Guide and judging Standards, all three Les' books, all of the "How to Restore your Model A" series. Jim Schild's book, and many others. Not to mention searching this forum and the ford vintage. I really think I have turned into a book-worm. I know I have spent a fortune on the car, and yet a smaller fortune on books.

I also have the benefit of being in a club with some very knowledgeable guys who have the experience I lack.

07-29-2020, 12:19 PM	#20
Bill G Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2017 Location: Walla Walla, WA Posts: 1,045	Re: What Model "A" Book Do You Read the Most? I entered this hobby a little over three years ago, and during that time I have completely gone through my car. I hesitate to call it a complete restoration, but I literally did do everything. Call it a 5-footer. Part of that was studying. I really believe I have read and studied just about everything that is commonly out there. Service Bulletins, Restoration Guide and judging Standards, all three Les' books, all of the "How to Restore your Model A" series. Jim Schild's book, and many others. Not to mention searching this forum and the ford vintage. I really think I have turned into a book-worm. I know I have spent a fortune on the car, and yet a smaller fortune on books. I also have the benefit of being in a club with some very knowledgeable guys who have the experience I lack.