New paint, new motor, new tires, plus a lot more with paper work to prove. Runs great !!

$35,000

Darla Henderson, [email protected], (720) 628-4086, Litttleton. Colorado

Complete restore. New engine.

$22,500

Michael Pierson, [email protected]. (818 ) 943-5814, Palm Springs, CA

Registered as a 1928, although it looks more like a 1930. It has Insert Rod bearings, Babbitt babbitt mains, Reds Header Exhaust, Weber Intake and Carburetor, Brumfield 5.9 Head, Oversize Intake Valves, 12 volt battery, 3 Speed transmission, Open Drive Line, 19” Model A Ford wheels, Model A Body front (from cowl forward) with custom sheet metal Boat Tail rear. The gas tank is under the Boat Tail, so it has an electric fuel pump. The folding bucket seats are vinyl from a later model van. It has a Model A Front End/Steering and Rear End (3.78:1). I did not build this Speedster, so I am going on what the builder told me about it. I am building a 1930 Speedster, but it is not quite done. I have owned a lot of Model A’s since 1954 (sedans, coupes, cabriolets, station wagons and speedsters), but my wife and I agree that the speedster is the most fun to drive and ride in. That is why I am building one, but I am selling one as I do not need two.
It is in good running condition.

$6,500

Dick Knapp, [email protected], (479) 586-0070, Garfield (northwest Arkansas – 20 miles east of Bentonville, AR.)

Originally purchased in Scotts Bluff, Nebraska in 1930, then to a farm in Waterloo, Iowa. This truck found its way into a 1957 parade in SE Michigan then stored in a garage in Livonia MI. Then purchased in 2004, with complete restoration started in 2009.
The frame was sandblasted, and every part on the truck was replaced or rebuilt. All parts were glass beaded and painted as they went back together. Entire cab and bed replaced with new. Engine rebuilt. The interior was restored to factory original. New wiring throughout. New exhaust. New tires and shocks, brakes. New radiator. Battery in 2022.
The top was for a Deluxe 30 Roadster, the only non-appropriate part but looks great. Side curtains by LeBarron Bonney. The body color is Thorn Brown. This with the black fenders looks amazing.
It won many awards over the years, including several at the AACA show at the Henry Ford Museum.
She runs like new, never fails to start quickly, comfortable and drives beautifully. Can have the gentleman who did the restoration answer any and all questions.

$29,900

Thomas Duke, [email protected], (248) 505-0607, Northville, MI

• 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

$39,000 or best offer

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

Four (4) Model A’s for sale .. two (2) Tudors and two (2) AA trucks. 1931 Tudor is an engine and frame match car. The 1930 Tudor includes NOS rear fenders, new running boards and seat springs. The 1929 AA truck is completely restored. The 1929 AA is a survivor with strong patina look. Original Montana signage on passenger door. One set of both Budd and Ford rims .. not all rims useable. The ’31 and both AA’s have titles. The ’30 does not have title.

$36,500

Jeff Stanley, [email protected], (440) 225-4957, Cleveland, Ohio

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

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

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

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