Although Ford produced its first Model A in 1903, it was the 1927 model by that name which turned into a huge success, following in the footsteps of its predecessor the Model T. The 1927 Model A was available in four colors, and was the first Ford to use a standard set of driver controls. Almost five million Model A's were made between 1927 and the end of production in 1933 (when it was replaced by the V-8 or Model B).
Over the years, Ford produced several different Model A varieties, including two-seater coupes with a rumble seat, roadsters where the top came down, and two-door sedans with a front and back seat. There was also a four door sedan, and a high-end convertible called the Cabriolet with windows that went up and down.
I’ve always had an old Ford Model A or something to tinker around with or play with. It may not have been o… [more]
The Model T Ford Club of America is headquartered in Centerville, Indiana. We have about 115 chapters in the … [more]
An invaluable resource for anyone interested in Ford Model T’s. After checking out the photo gallery, dive into t… [more]
Sam Baker's excellent collection of vintage Ford porcelain and neon signs and related memorabilia from the 1920s an… [more]
‘Drives Like Fun, Saves Like Crazy’ was the Ford Cortina marketing slogan, and this site certainly lives up to … [more]
The new model year Fords are in, and its 1957! Looking at a Fairlane, Tudor Sedan, Ranchero or Country Squire Wagon… [more]
Need some help with your vintage car repair? Check out this excellent trove of user-contributed car manual scans an… [more]
This NYPL sampling of early automobile and truck catalogs from 1909 provides a snapshot of the industry in its infa… [more]
This great (and frequently updated) blog from the folks at Hemmings Motor News is a visual feast of old and new pho… [more]
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