Nice find!

I didn't know there were hard top Bantams. My FIL has the roadster. You have a cool job!

Larry

Disregard my previous comment with the exception of the more pics part.:D

got the shifting issue fixed.It was simple.The e brake wasnt adjusted properly,therefor they were engaging before you could take the car out of gear

Wow, just Wow!

The Bantam is sold to a gun store owner in Mississippi.

So we had a little hickup today,the had gasket is blown.
It looks like the head bolts were old and re used at some point and/or they havent torqued it one more time.
So I pulled the head off sent it to the machine shop.Ordered the gasket and new head studs.
Should be in wed.Cant wait to take it for a spin,but I have to make sure everything is working as it should.

I am happy for you. I think-but jealous.

In the last 2 years My Son and I have been planning to make a speedster out of a Model A 1928.
There is one just like it at the Reynolds Museum.

I fell in love with it the first time I saw it and sat in it. I tell you, somewhere in my brain I'd rather have this than any lotus or Ferrari 355.

I love nostalgia and I realize I was born at the wrong time.

How much more fundamental and raw could driving be.
I can imagine us driving the car on a gravel country road.
Man what a dream to have fullfilled.

And what is fantastis is one can have and convert for less than $8000 !