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Model A Ford Car Clubs

• MARC - Model "A" Restorers Club
• MAFCA - Model "A" Ford Club of America
• MAFFI - Model "A" Ford Foundation, Inc.
• Greater Baltimore Model A Ford Club, Catonsville, MD
• Hub City Model A Ford Club, Hagerstown, MD
• Cape Henry Model A Ford Club, Chesapeake, VA
• The Old Dominion Model A Ford Club, Richmond, VA
• Colonial Virginia Model A Region, Williamsburg, VA

Model A Ford Parts and Service

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American Stripping Company Arlington Armature and Springfield Radiator Berryville service center Bratton's Model A Parts Classic Motors in Loudoun County Element Fire Extinguisher Elephant Auto Insurance Evans Cooling FS Ignitions George's Automotive Restoration J.C. Taylor Antique Auto Insurance Metro Plating MDR Performance Engines and Rebuilding Mike Hall does pin striping and can be called at 1-804-218-0099 Mike's Model A Parts MAC's Store and Specs Model A Wheel Powder Coating Color Phoenix Companies (machining, engraving, etching, powder coating) Purcellville Tire & Auto R K Designs Inc. Schwalms engine rebuilding Smitty's Welding & Radiator (240) 882-4927 Snyder's Antique Auto Parts Sterling Radiator Sunoco shop in Ashburn Trisis Design Turn Signals Vintage Car Radio Zebra Stripes does pin striping

Ford Model A Related Pages

Ahooga.com - Model A Ford bulletin board, picture gallery, and much more. Excellent site to post questions about Model As, and receive answers from a variety of folks world-wide who have knowledge and expertise related to Model As. Or, just a great site to read the postings and see what you can learn from other peoples questions and answers. If the Java version does not work correctly on your computer, click on "Original Style".

Ford Barn - Includes a question/answer and chat forum and a Swap Meet link. Also other links..Enjoy.

The Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village - If you are ever in the Detroit area, these are well worth visiting. If you want to visit the archives, send them an e-mail to make a reservation. While on their home page, visit the Showroom. Also check out the many pictures and films that are available.

Lars Hedstrom of Sweden has several great "A" pages. His main site has a lot of Model A information. His truck and commercial vehicle page has great pictures and information about the "AA" trucks. Also, there is a Ford A history written by a Swedish Ford A fan.

Steve Plucker has some good historical research too on his page at: Model A Ford History and Information Project

Paul puts together a nice webpage on how the Model A works at: Model A Basics

Some good tips and info at: Two Doors and Forty Horses

Another good discussion board: Vintage Ford Forum

Model A Specs and Body Codes: Specs

Some pages that deal with woodies:
Ford Woodies
National Woodie Club
Woodie Resources

Misc Links

• Antique Automobile Club of America
• PC-7 Poly
• Pin Fanatic (Maker of lapel pins)
• Squad Overalls

Magazines

• Hemmings Motor News
• My Classic Car Online is a branch of My Classic Car Video Magazine
• Classic Cars Online
• Model A Trader On-line - a magazine for Model A Fords.