The Model A was produced from 1927-1931. On the heels of the ever-popular Model T, the Model A marked its own success for Ford with almost five million units sold. Consumers loved the Model A as it was affordable, reliable, and its eye-catching modern design. Many body styles were offered including two-door, four-door, cabriolet, and many light- duty truck variations. Unlike the Model T, four colors were offered. The Model A was the first car to have a safety glass windshield. This 1930 Ford Model A Tudor has been painstakingly restored in classic black with matching wire wheels. Accented with a fine red pinstripe...

The Model A was produced from 1927-1931. On the heels of the ever-popular Model T, the Model A marked its own success for Ford with almost five million units sold. Consumers loved the Model A as it was affordable, reliable, and its eye-catching modern design. Many body styles were offered including two-door, four-door, cabriolet, and many light- duty truck variations. Unlike the Model T, four colors were offered. The Model A was the first car to have a safety glass windshield. This 1930 Ford Model A Tudor has been restored in classic black...

This smart looking two door sedan has a nice throwback feel to it. Finished in lime green with licks of flame over the front edges of each wheel fender, it's got serious 70s-early 80s vibes. The tall roof line remains along with the signature canvas top and opening front window. The retro-rod look is balanced with chrome Cragers SS wheels, complimented by the chrome radiator and factory style bumpers. Inside you're greeted to a lovely tan leather interior. The buckets seats, power windows and updated gauges offer a modern contrast to the 'old-school' exterior. Additionally, the cold AC ensures this hot rod is a comfortable ride to cruise in. A...

The Ford Model A was Ford Motor Company's second market success after its predecessor, the Model T. First produced on October 20, 1927, but not introduced until December 2, it replaced the venerable Model T, which had been produced for 18 years. Certainly some tough shoes or perhaps tires to fill but the Model A was rose to the occasion and is still highly sought after today! This example is not your grandfather's Model A. Approaching this ride you can't help but grin from ear to ear. The Hotrod black paint which is in good shape coupled with the red wheels white wall tires really gives this car a nice stance! Inside you'll find the seats covered in tan tweed that is in nice shape. No sleeper here, this Model A shows off the crate 350ci V8 and that power is routed down through a Turbo 350 3-Speed Automatic Transmission. The car runs and drives out very well and sounds so good! Rear end is stated to be from a 60s era Nova. Current owner has had her for over 6 years,...