’29 Ford Model A Roadster Skill 5

Overview 
Skill Level: 5 
Scale: 1/25 
Length: 5.56″ 
Parts: 149

Description 
The street rod phenomenon really got going in the early 1950s. There was a good supply of old 29s Fords around, and the newoverhead valve V-8s were hitting the market.  This was theperfect combination for a young man who was good with his hands. The Model A Street Rods were light, powerful and cheap tobuild. But most importantly they were very fast! As the years have goneby, hot rods have become more sophisticated and more expensive. They are no longer just an outlet for teenagers to go fast. They have been replaced by Muscle Cars and highly tunedimport cars.  Today, the parts are custom made just for streetrods.  It has become an entire industry, and it all startedbecause kids wanted to go fast.   

• V-8 engine with 2 different intake styles.
• Choice of 2 Different Frame Types.
• Choice of steering wheels and headlights.
• Molded in white and clear with chrome plated parts and softblack tires.