Found this in the woods...

[MustangMike]

Likely it was stolen by teenagers and driven into the woods, abandoned and beyond repair.

 

[joe25DA]

Likely it was stolen by teenagers and driven into the woods, abandoned and beyond repair.

Yup what I think as well. And probably stolen when it was still kinda new

 

[RAS61]

Likely it was stolen by teenagers and driven into the woods, abandoned and beyond repair.

Well, after they somehow managed to get it hung up on that rock, "abandoned" probably seemed like a pretty good idea.

 

[TIMBERTRON]

1929 ford model A sitting in a field for 60 years buddies great grandad had bought new and died buddy wanted to restore it we cleaning the carb put fresh fuel, hoses in it and newish tires on it and new batteries and where able to drive it onto the flat bed to take back to the barn for rebuild 2 years later it looks like new. funny how some things get left to waste when all it needs is a little tlc full restored now worth 35,000 bucks and my buddy just dust it and drives it in parades top speed 35mph cool how things work back then

 

[SS Sniper]

1929 ford model A sitting in a field for 60 years buddies great grandad had bought new and died buddy wanted to restore it we cleaning the carb put fresh fuel, hoses in it and newish tires on it and new batteries and where able to drive it onto the flat bed to take back to the barn for rebuild 2 years later it looks like new. funny how some things get left to waste when all it needs is a little tlc full restored now worth 35,000 bucks and my buddy just dust it and drives it in parades top speed 35mph cool how things work back then

For me the story makes the item; it could be the biggest POS of it's kind in the world, but that history makes it worth it to me.

 

[Chris-PA]

Yup what I think as well. And probably stolen when it was still kinda new

Doesn't look like there was much of a woods there when that car was still newish.

 

[J Beard]

1929 ford model A sitting in a field for 60 years buddies great grandad had bought new and died buddy wanted to restore it we cleaning the carb put fresh fuel, hoses in it and newish tires on it and new batteries and where able to drive it onto the flat bed to take back to the barn for rebuild 2 years later it looks like new. funny how some things get left to waste when all it needs is a little tlc full restored now worth 35,000 bucks and my buddy just dust it and drives it in parades top speed 35mph cool how things work back then

Top speed 35 mph?... either he is baby'ing it or his timing is off.
They will run 55 all week long. They will do more but you will beat the bearings out of the motor.
I have a 29 roadster pickup.
Dad has put over 100,000 mi on his 31 coupe since he restored it in 1990. No garage queen.
He has a magnet on the dash "If you see this car on a trailer... call 911 its been stolen!"

 

[TIMBERTRON]

he must be babying it then ive only been for a few rides in it and he wont go over 35 apparently