In our recent piece on the Model A Ford Museum, we interviewed past president and current Model A Ford Foundation, Inc. (MAFFI) special advisor, Stan Johnson, and current MAFFI president John Begg, about the history behind the founding and construction of… Read More ›
Kyle ends up getting more than he bargained for when attempting a cheap fix for his Model A exhaust.
The Ford Model A Standard Fordor Sedan was introduced in 1929 and was the best family automobile a family man could buy. Today, we take a closer look at a completely original, unrestored 1929 Fordor Sedan model 165-B and take… Read More ›
Context is everything, right? For modern traffic, Route 66 is a slow, constricted highway, especially when compared to the interstate highway system. For a 1929 Model A, Route 66 is just the right speed. Just as time and technology ditched… Read More ›
It seems like since the pandemic started, everybody with a pack of adult diapers and a fast car is trying to break the Cannonball record. Whether or not that’s a good thing or a bad thing is debatable, but it’s gotten kind of stale…. Read More ›
Henry Ford’s new car, the Model A is driven off the assembly line by his son Edsel. We also see the 15-millionth Model T and Ford driving his first car, the quadricycle. 1927
Frank Maniatis so treasured his 1929 Ford Model A Roadster that 75 years after he bought it, the car still owns a special place in his daughter Tina Higgins’ heart — and her garage. From cross-country pleasure trips to lumber… Read More ›
Video showing Henry and Edsel with the “New Ford Car”
Nice old video of early Model A assembly
Useful Model A Ford Information from MAFCA • Assembly Plants and Body Numbers is a research study by Dave Sturges of Glenwood, Maryland who is trying to discover the meaning of letters and numbers stamped into the floors of Model A bodies. Dave could… Read More ›