Ford Model A | Buyer’s Guide
As host Danny Hopkins, editor of Practical Classics magazine, puts it in our latest buyers guide video, driving a Ford Model A is completely addictive. Produced from 1928 to 1930 in numbers exceeding 5 million, there are still plenty of these “absolutely fantastic” vehicles to be had. Follow along as Danny goes over the ins and outs of these cars, including typical problem areas.
Spark plugs have always been a subject of conversation amongst car enthusiast. Model A fans are no exception. Which spark plug is the best for my Model A is usually the result of the discussion. While Champion 3X spark plugs are still available but they are quite expensive. In the $25 range each. There are, however, alternative spark plugs that are available at a much lower price.
Save time by working smarter. In the time it takes for the oil to all drain, you can take care of several little routine maintenance items on your "A" that will keep it running well and avoid a problem on the road.
I was lucky and found this in Anaheim, CA probably 10 years ago and grabbed [...]
The program is called: My A It is a fundraiser for an individual to contribute and get their name, city/state and a color picture of their car on a metal plaque that will be on the wall in the Model A Ford Foundation, Inc. Museum at the Gilmore grounds in Hickory Corners, MI.
The Model A Ford Foundation (MAFFI) museum at the Gilmore Auto Museum complex in Hickory Corners Michigan is planning an expansion of the existing Model A museum.
The Tin Man demonstrates Shrinking Magic The ancient art of shrinking means reducing the surface [...]
A large group from the Cowtown A’s made the trip to Kerrville, TX for the MAFCA National Convention. To say we had a great time is an understatement! A huge thank you to the Alamo A’s!
