Most of us have a fondness for our first car. It represented freedom and adulthood.
My first car was a 1930 Model A Ford convertible with a rumble seat that I owned in high school. I bought it in Draper, South Dakota in 1965 where it had been rusting for many years. The body remained in a very rough state - we painted over the rust and welded fenders.
The top leaked, there was no interior, and you could see the ground through the floorboards. But she was my first car and I loved her.
More on my Model A at
My first car was a 1930 Model A Ford convertible with a rumble seat that I owned in high school. I bought it in Draper, South Dakota in 1965 where it had been rusting for many years. The body remained in a very rough state - we painted over the rust and welded fenders.
The top leaked, there was no interior, and you could see the ground through the floorboards. But she was my first car and I loved her.
More on my Model A at
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