Fort Worth Model A Ford Club

Established in 1963 we are the Fort Worth Chapter of MAFCA

Membership in the Fort Worth Model A Club transcends the Model A Ford itself, offering a platform for sharing information about the vehicle, fostering fellowship, providing unique touring opportunities to undiscovered destinations, and delving into the rich history and fashion of the Model A era.

Our Mission

Our mission is to establish a central organization that brings together all owners or enthusiasts interested in the history, restoration, and operation of Model “A” Fords. We aim to cultivate prestige and respect within the community. Additionally, our club is dedicated to fostering better acquaintance among individuals, encouraging camaraderie, and promoting fair play. We achieve these goals through various sponsored activities, including the utilization of the Model “A” Ford and active family participation. For more information, click “About Us” at the top of the screen.

The Mousehole Watermelon Run 2026

The Mousehole Watermelon Run brought Model A members together for a hot summer drive through Haslet, Justin, Ponder, and the historic Mousehole bridge. The day wrapped up with cold watermelon, games, water balloons, and plenty of fun at Haslet Community Park.

Forge Lasting Friendships With Fellow Model “A” Enthusiasts

To showcase, connect, and create lifelong memories on the open road.

Preserve The Legacy of the Model “A” Ford

Through exclusive events that transform every drive into an unforgettable journey.

Model A Ford Technical Tips

Model A Sparton Horn Maintenance

The unmistakable “Ah-ooo-gah” of the Model A Sparton horn is one of the most recognizable sounds of the era. Discover the history behind SPARTON, the men who built the company, and the maintenance that keeps these classic horns sounding their best.

Rebuilt Distributor Checklist

A rebuilt Model A distributor should always be checked before installation. Proper shaft-to-bushing clearance, open oil passages, correct lubrication, stable plates, and final electrical checks can help prevent misfiring, erratic point gaps, and distributor failure.

Model A Fan Belt: Choosing the Right Dayco Replacement

A rebuilt Model A distributor should always be checked before installation. Proper shaft-to-bushing clearance, open oil passages, correct lubrication, stable plates, and final electrical checks can help prevent misfiring, erratic point gaps, and distributor failure.

Why Not Go On A Tour?

Tours Are Not Only About Driving

As this note is being written, another month has gone by and we must ask ourselves, why didn’t I attend the last tour?

We have an investment in our cars, they take up room in the garage, we clean them and attend monthly meetings. So why not drive them with a group of people who care for them as much as you do? Tours are not only about driving, you could end up somewhere you have never been before, see something new, even meet a new interesting person. Explore an area that you didn’t know existed.

We all work on our cars. There is a satisfaction that comes with driving an automobile that you have worked on or improved. If you are not sure what to do to improve your car there are many members in the club that can help, just ask someone.

There are interesting discussions that come up also. Not only about cars but everyday life, past tours, and family matters, as well as many other things. Get out, drive and have some fun. Make some new friends or meet up with your old ones. Before you know it another year will be gone. Don’t let the adventure slip away. Get out and drive your Model A.

~ Anonymous Author From the Accelerator, Model A Ford Club of New Jersey

A Key to Your Travels

Discover a few surprising facts about Model A Ford keys, from shared ignition and door locks to Yale & Towne and Briggs & Stratton key blanks. You may even find that another Model A owner’s key fits your car.

Upcoming Events

Interested in joining? Be our guest on the 3rd Sunday of each month for our Club meeting.Interested in joining? Be our guest on the 3rd Sunday of each month for our Club meeting.

Our Mission

Our mission is to establish a central organization that brings together all owners or enthusiasts interested in the history, restoration, and operation of Model “A” Fords. We aim to cultivate prestige and respect within the community. Additionally, our club is dedicated to fostering better acquaintance among individuals, encouraging camaraderie, and promoting fair play. We achieve these goals through various sponsored activities, including the utilization of the Model “A” Ford and active family participation. For more information, click “About Us” at the top of the screen.

Membership

Membership in the Ford Model A Club is available to anyone with a genuine interest. With a current membership exceeding 230 members, our vibrant community actively engages in a variety of events, both at the local and national levels.

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Meetings

Join us for the upcoming gathering of the Fort Worth Model “A” Ford Club! Our club meets every third Sunday of the month at 2:00 p.m. The meeting location is the Fort Worth Firefighters Local 440 Building. We look forward to your presence at our next meeting.

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History

Established in 1963 we are the Fort Wort Chapter of the Model “A” Ford Club of America (MAFCA), a chapter within the Model “A” Restorers Club (MARC), and a proud supporter of the Model “A” Ford Foundation, Inc. (MAFFI).

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Learn More About Membership

If you share our enthusiasm, we invite you to download a membership application. Your involvement is warmly welcomed.

Membership Application

Henry Ford (1863-1947)

Henry Ford, at the age of 83, had solidified his status as the most prolific native contributor in the history of the United States. As Edgar A. Guest expressed in his powerful radio homage,

“We are all indebted to him now. Whether rich or poor, in humble or high positions, each of us has experienced an improvement in our lives through his labor. He entered a world where the backs of men were weary and burdened. Through the dreams he pursued and realized, the weight of drudgery was lifted from the shoulders of the humble and transferred to the realms of steel and wheel.”

His Work Was Done