On MSN home page today. 12 Classic Cars to Own

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The Model A Tudor Sedan is a touring vehicle with enough room for four people. The successor to the famed Ford Model T, this vehicle has an L-head-4 I4 engine and a 3-speed manual transmission with sliding gears. Some models from colder climates feature cast iron covers that go over the exhaust manifold to allow the cab to feel a little warmer during the winter. This classic car can be found for about $13,000.

[burner31]

Isn't amazing that with faded paint, dull and rusty bumpers, these cars still look damn good.
Take any car build today and look at it in 80+ years...yuk

[C26Pinelake]

it sure could use some TLC! Wayne

[Merc Cruzer]

Originally Posted by burner31

Isn't amazing that with faded paint, dull and rusty bumpers, these cars still look damn good.
Take any car build today and look at it in 80+ years...yuk

Same thing could be said for most of us: extra weight, wrinkles and gray hair (if we still have hair)

[burner31]

And like the Model A most of us look Damn good, and after that second to fifth beer...we're bullet proof too.

[Larry Jenkins]

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And.. With the "eye brow" front fenders!

Don't forget the "Allegheny" stainless parts too..

Larry

[Brad in Germany]

Originally Posted by [email protected]

Photo Credit: Bocman1973 / Shutterstock.com


The Model A Tudor Sedan is a touring vehicle with enough room for four people. The successor to the famed Ford Model T, this vehicle has an L-head-4 I4 engine and a 3-speed manual transmission with sliding gears. Some models from colder climates feature cast iron covers that go over the exhaust manifold to allow the cab to feel a little warmer during the winter. This classic car can be found for about $13,000.

FWIW: This photo was taken in Germany and the Tudor is for sale on www.moviecars.de (or the youtube video here). Their asking price is 24,930 Euro or about $26,780.....a little more than two times the $13,000 quoted in the MSN article!! This patinized Tudor, with 48,000 original miles, was imported a while ago from Nebraska to Germany.

Fordially,
Brad in Maryland

[2935ford]

Thar's gold in the thar hills!

[Jeff/Illinois]

Originally Posted by burner31

Isn't amazing that with faded paint, dull and rusty bumpers, these cars still look damn good.
Take any car build today and look at it in 80+ years...yuk

Keith ya got THAT right A lot of todays cars look nasty before they are ten years old, as most people I have noticed do not take good care of their vehicles. They beat them and then gripe when they break down.