1931 Ford Model A

In just over four years of production, Ford had produced a staggering nearly Five Million cars with nine body styles offered at the end of the run in 1932. The reason for the huge success was the pricing that was offered by Ford. Since Henry Ford had optimized the assembly line and only offered certain features in his cars they could be made cheaper than any other being produced at the time which made them cheaper for consumers. You could buy base roadster for $385 and the top of the line model Town Car was $1400. A variety of options were also offered from the factory and dealerships. This particular Model A is a very handsome example finished with a excellent color combination as well as excellent mechanicals throughout. The car was finished a few years ago and has been enjoyed on nice days. The car has had excellent storage through the inclement months and runs, starts and drives down the road probably better than new. Comes with a few extras and is ready to be toured or shown.

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