Real nice parts

Newly chromed and still in wrappers are a set of 1929 front and rear bumpers. $500.00 for both.

Mark Amsdill, [email protected], (734) 320-3081, Dexter, Michigan

 

 

1930/31 tudor door

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Right side door. Will fit Tudor sedan or closed cab pickup. Good condition. Prefer pickup, but will consider shipping.

$400

Clay Atkins, [email protected], (618) 843-2151, Sumner

 

 

Original radiator-free

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This original radiator was found in a garage within frisbee distance of Henry Ford’s Fairlane Dearborn estate. It needs a new home. Hate to scrap it.

Cost is no charge or $1

Lee Jacobsen, [email protected], (734) 564-71651, Dearborn, MI

 

1931 S/W Town Sedan

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This fine Model A is in need of a new home. It is equipped with a “B” engine, B head, Webber carburetor, exhaust header, dual side mount spares,wind wings,wiper,original shocks,trunk rack,turn signals with indicator lights in dash, Bud vase, flag holders. This “A” has been in the same family for over 20 years, it’s ready for touring and having fun.

$18,500

Gerald Grizzard, [email protected], (256) 310-6463, Oxford, Alabama

 

 

 

 

 

Pristine 1928 Model AA Truck

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Professional restoration by Enfield Auto restorations in Connecticut. All receipts in hand. Regularly driven in club events. More information and pictures available from seller.

$28,000

Carl Carlson, [email protected], (339) 222-7254, Williamsburg, VA

 

 

1931 WoodyStation Wagon

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New motor, rebuilt steering, rebuilt transmission, new starter, new exhaust, signal lights, fog lights, full side curtains. All wood in good condition, excellent running car. Battery kill switch. Additional photos available.

$23,499

Andrew Reymer, (202) 413-3478, [email protected], MD

 

 

1930 Phaeton Std

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• Engine; high performance counter balanced and inserted.
• Brake system restored, new cast iron drums in front.
• Restored to original styling and colors.
• Turn signals and seat belts.
• Chassis restored and powder coated
• Steering; new bearings and gears, with modern seals
• Pin striped as original
More Info go to:https://www.amuffler.com/forsale.html

$41,000

Joe Davis, [email protected], (650) 279-6609, Medford, Oregon

 

 

Wanted – model As for museum

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I am looking to buy any Ford Model A that has a good price and can be restored. Need one of each stile for my future museum

Sergio Leon, [email protected], (773) 430-0802, Chicago

 

 

1928-1929 Rebuilt Shift Tower

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Rebuilt 1928-1929 Model A shift tower with front parking brake. Shift tower is completely rebuilt with all NEW parts except for cast iron tower, shift forks (refurbished), and the parking brake shaft. Buyer chooses one style parking break lever for both years upon purchase. Either 1928 Pistol grip or late 1928 & 1929 push button.

$275

Blaine Maus, [email protected], (715) 928-3233, Minneapolis

 

 

 

 

1928 AA Popcorn Wagon with Unique History

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This carefully restored popcorn wagon is a 1928 AA Popcorn Wagon with unique history. Originally operated as “Tony’s World’s Best Popcorn” in Detroit MI. Henry Ford himself bought popcorn for his grandchildren from this wagon. In 1963 the Popcorn Wagon was retired to Greenfield Village where it also offered popcorn to museum visitors. Later on, it left the village and sat for some years before I bought it and gave it a full restoration. The AA runs great and now is looking for its next home and assignment as it is ready to vend the best popcorn again!

$60,000

Dan Whipple, [email protected], (616) 808-8037, Marne, MI