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You really can't beat the classic styling of this era truck. Whether you own a shop, farm, winery, or just want to cruise, this 1931 Truck will get you or your business the attention that you deserve. Powered by a fully rebuilt 4-cylinder engine and 3 speed manual transmission this Model A Truck runs and goes down the road better than you would expect from a vehicle that is approaching 100 years old! The high gloss black paint which is believed to be original is in remarkable condition as is the canvas convertible top. The wood bed and Cordovan Brown vinyl seat round out this extremely classy color combination. The Model A was one of the most popular vehicles ever made and was the first Ford to use standardized controls with conventional clutch and brake pedals; throttle and gearshift. Even for the age and basic technology of the Model A, it is still capable of...

This is referred to as a 1930 Model A 155-D Deluxe Fordor by Briggs. The car was built in England and is outfitted with controls on the right hand side of the vehicle. In addition, to work on English roads, the car is equipped with trafficators, we call them turn signals here in the states. American Model As are typically a bit spartan when it comes to equipment, but this one is nicely appointed with blue leatherette upholstery, rear window curtain, and a very rare factory installed sunroof. This sunroof, in addition to the tilt front windscreen and roll down windows make for a nice airy cabin especially on a warm day. This particular car was shipped to the US from England in the 1960s and restored in the 1980s. The car has held up beautifully since then and is in great mechanical and cosmetic condition. The engine is a 200...

This is a restored 1930 Model A Roadster with a rumble seat, purchased by the current owner in 2005. The engine is the 4-cylinder flathead with 3-speed manual transmission. The original body is all metal, the paint is beautiful Maroon and Black and the bumpers are all chrome. The upholstery is Brown Leather. It is a beautiful example of a stock Model A. The Ford Model A Roadster was the second huge success for the Ford Motor Company, after its predecessor, the Model T. First produced on October 20, 1927, but not sold until December 2, it replaced the venerable Model T, which had been produced for 18 years. By February 4, 1929, one million Model As had been sold, and by July 24, two million. In March 1930, Model A sales hit three million. Model A production ended in March 1932, after...

This beauty is painted in a Brown and black paint scheme with Black wire wheels that really stand out. It looks great and runs just as good! The 4-cylinder engine and 3-spd manual transmission still powers this Model A down the road. Options are limited but include vinyl interior, wire wheels with hub caps, electric wiper, kill switch and bias ply tires. This tough Model A's interior is plush and offers a rumble seat in the back. The ride is smooth for a car of its year and handles well. With a top speed of 65 mph when new, you'll have a blast in this ride with plenty of room for company. Complete with a spare tire carrier on the back and chrome bumpers,...

The Model A was the follow up to the hugely successful Model T. The upgrades included more power, and a more user friendly setup. The engine on this was rebuilt roughly 2,000 miles ago, and was counter balanced for more efficient smooth driving. The 3 speed manual transmission shifts smoothly and this is really a treat to drive. We have come across many Model As and this may not have the prettiest body, but mechanically feels the best. The two-tone gray exterior is different than most Model As in our inventory and we love to look at her. This 1930 Ford Model...