Selecting a safe, serviceable Model A wire wheel means knowing what damage can be repaired and what should send a wheel to the scrap pile. This technical tip covers rust, cracks, gouges, wobble, worn mounting holes, and other common concerns.
From Padre Island and Mustang Island to the sands of Galveston, driving directly onto the beach was part of the adventure during the Model A era. Take a look back at a time when hard-packed Texas beaches served as both recreation areas and roadways.
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.
August 1926 found Ford balancing tradition with change. As the company expanded the 40-hour workweek and continued refining the Model T, growing market pressure made it increasingly clear that a modern replacement was on the way.
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.
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.
100 years ago, Ford Motor Company stood at a crossroads. From growing competition and early planning for the Model A to Edsel Ford’s support of aviation and rooftop air-marking, July 1926 offered clear signs that major change was on the horizon.
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.
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.
Wedding Wear 1931 A. The mother of the bride is wearing a gown made of lace and [...]
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