1931 Ford Model A woodie wagon / depot hack, mon ami #DavesCarIDService
*"depot hack" was sort of the original nickname for a woodie wagon. It was a hotel shuttle taxi (a/k/a "hack") that picked you up at the train depot.
Dave's car spotting tips: main way to distinguish a 1930 and 31 Ford A is that a 31 has a partially painted grille shell. 
Other ways to distinguish 1930 from 31 Ford Model A:
Running board splash apron (30 has seam at cowl, 31 is one piece)
31 has dimpled firewall at fuel filter
30 has steering column mount under tank, 31 is mounted to dash
Use this information as you see fit
Running board splash apron (30 has seam at cowl, 31 is one piece)
31 has dimpled firewall at fuel filter
30 has steering column mount under tank, 31 is mounted to dash
Use this information as you see fit
