The 1929 Ford Model A is a classic car produced between 1927 and 1931. The Model A was the successor to the iconic Model T and was designed to be more modern and stylish. It is equipped with a four-cylinder engine that provided reliable and efficient performance, it was available in a variety of body styles, including coupé, saloon, and roadster. T..
1931 FORD A ROADSTER chassis no. CAA85450, engine no. CAA85450 • Mille Miglia eligible. As a pre-war, soon on the starting line.• Matching numbers.• Excellent condition.• Many extras.• Swiss documents in order and up to date.Specialist NotesBorn in 1927 and produced until 1931, the Ford Mod..
Lovely Ford Model A Tudor build for the European Market , I quess Denmark. So it has a Kilometer per hour speedo.The car is restored around 20 years ago , and used for some weddings and touring.It has a good paint , nice chrome , and the interior is in good condition.The Tudor has traffic and warning lights, a temp gauge as ..
The late automotive writer Ken W. Purdy was one of the lucky few to own an early Mercer Raceabout, and described driving his car thusly:
“The enormous attraction of the Mercer derives from its starkness. There are no useless gadgets. Everything on the car contributes something. Visibility? You can see the ground under the right front wh..
Using the $4,000,000 he received from the sale of his Cleveland Bicycle Company, Henry Lozier founded the Lozier Motor Company in Plattsburgh, New York, at the turn of the 20th century. Originally a manufacturer of marine engines and launches, Lozier also experimented with steam- and gasoline-powered cars, examining the finest foreign- and Ameri..
This attractive Closed Cab Pickup is an older restoration , but still nice. She runs and drives pretty good.The Pickup has a Dutch (NL) Road registrationPerfect car for promotion attacvities and other commercial plans.This car is now equiped with a 50HP model B engine and shock absorbers for better driving.A real eye-..
Powerful Edwardian; running since its arrival in the UK; import docs and US Title; remarkably complete; ideal VSCC quality tourer The Mitchell Car Company of Racine, Wisconsin achieved considerable success in the early years - producing well engineered cars under the slogan 'The car you ought to have, at the price you ought to pay'.
This remarkable machine was built during the 1990s by renowned VSCC member David Baker, using a 1913 Théophile Schneider as its basis. Chassis number 16 features a wheelbase of 8ft 10in, and Baker’s initial plan was to retain the Théophile Schneider engine. It was therefore rebuilt, but subsequently sold when he instead decided to go with something..
This custom 1923 Ford T-Bucket is a unique and powerful vehicle that will turn heads wherever it goes. Finished in striking Red paint with black accents, this car is stylish and aggressive.The car features a roll cage, providing extra safety for the driver and passengers. Under the hood, you'll find a powerful Big Block GM engine capable ..
1923 Ford T-Bucket finished with a yellow exterior over a tan interior. Powered by a Total Performance Inc. Small Block Chevrolet mated to a 3 speed automatic transmission. Fitted with an Edelbrock 4 Barrel carburetor, Sanderson Headers, and an electric fan. The interior is finished off with Dolphin gauges and an aftermarket radio. Showing 3110 ..