Old family pic

My father who is 74 said this car was owned by his uncle. I would like to know what it is and if there is anyway to lookup the license plate?

The car is a 1928 or 1929 Ford Model A Tudor. The Model A experts will be able to tell which year. I like the snow chains on the rear wheels.

Looks brand new in the pic.

Now I'm getting excited. I've just emailed my Dad to see what other information I can get about this picture.

Looks like a 1930 Massachusetts plate.

I like the black tires.

It is a Massachusetts plate.

I can't see anything in the picture to tell if it's a 28 or a 29. If the quality was better you could tell by the headlight lenses,fluted on the 28,prismatic on the 29. If it was a rear shot the drum tail light would be a 28, the teacup 29. It's likely a 29 by the numbers produced, almost 2 million 29s, 8 hundred thousand 28s

A bit Apocrophyl, but I believe it is an open-ended bumper. As I recall that is early 28. I am thinking the stainless bushing would show against the tire.

If you look at the other end of the bumper it appears to have the bushing.

Not too likely that it's an open end bumper model. Only the first 200 were so equipped. They always jokingly say out of the original 200 cars,800 have survived.

Model A's did not have "stainless bushings" between the bars at their ends. They were steel sleeves, painted black. What appears to be air space is probably a black sleeve.