gonna try this again, Gave up on the Marmon and came home with this 29 Model A jigsaw puzzle Was dissassembled in 1959 and stored till I loaded and came home My Chev with over 200K on it didn't even grunt though got alot of looks. Anyone have a running chassis to make my job easier?

There were a couple on ebay, you might get one fairly cheap. As more people trash the bodies to make rods the chassis prices are coming down!

yep, and if you have not had a lot of experience with Model As check out Fordbarn and Ahooga - both sites routinely have running chassis for sale. You can get virtually anything for your car out of a catalog, but I would try to find acceptable originals first. Garnish moldings, for example - original fits better. Not a lot to the interior on these, and like the coupe, that keeps the resto cost down a bit, and the demand is pretty high for these. So upon competion you will have a fun, popular little vehicle that is easy to keep running, and a ready market if you ever want to or need to sell.

Re the Marmon, you only chased it a couple years, right?? Some times it takes longer - you just never know!

Good luck, Brad.

Thanks for posting fellas!! If you know someone who has a running chassis to sell please let me know. Also have a bunch of extra stuff i.e. box, tailgate, doors, fenders, etc that are not going to be used SSSsssoooo,,,,Again Thanks, about the Marmon,,,,,,Wot a dream car but to get, then cough enough money to restore as it should, I'd rather restore the A into a driver, find a steam traction engine and play around with that.....Again Thanks