Kruse

Thanks Art, this has been a great learning experience for me. My grandfather didn't leave us any information regarding his antique vehicles. Can you tell me what the difference was/is between the town car and town sedan? We didn't even know that there were two different types. LOL...guess I'm used to dealing with today's vehicles where a town car is a lincoln.

The vehicle is in Southwest MN. We are asking $9000 for the Model A. From the conversations I have had in the past week, we are as sure as non car collectors can be that this is a 1929 despite what the titles says. I didn't realize that titles used to get printed with the original year of purchase. Thanks for that piece of information. I now have about 10 pictures for anyone interested, please feel free to email kruse1323@aol.com.

We are looking to sell a 1929-1930 Model A Town Car with Suicide Doors. There are shades in the back window, no rumble seat. It is a parade ready vehicle. The reason I'm not positive about the year is the title says 1930 but my grandfather insisted it was a 1929 because of the tail lights. It belonged to my grandfather and now that he has passed away no one in the family has a use for it. Please contact kruse1323@aol.com I have a picture of it for anyone interested.

We are looking to sell a 1929 Model A Town Car with Suicide Doors. It is a parade ready vehicle. It belonged to my grandfather and now that he has passed away no one in the family has a use for it. The vehicle is in Southwest MN. We are asking $9000 for it but reasonable offers will be considered. I have pictures of it if anyone is interested, email me at kruse1323@aol.com