$24,000
1930 Ford Model A Roadster Why is oval racing popular in the US? Circuit courses were developed to address these concerns; the oval became the norm since they would allow spectators a better chance of seeing the entire race, from start to finish, and would take up much less real estate than
$29,000
Gateway Classic Cars of Philadelphia is proud to digitally present this 1928 Ford Roadster Model A Roadster Pick Up. This timeless beauty is an awesome blend of vintage charm and modern convenience, making it a must-have for any classic car enthusiast.The exterior of this Ford Roadster is finished
$49,000
1934 Ford Model 40 Deluxe Roadster In March of 1932 the Ford Motor Company introduced the new Model 40 V8. V8 engines had been used for many years but they were expensive to produce and drove the cost of the vehicle into territory that only a few could afford. The cylinder block casting process
$104,995
This 1929 Ford Model A is a super-sleek low-mileage build utilizing a Brookville 29 Model A all-steel body. It\'s a terrific base, but the reason why this is truly such an upper-echelon build is the time they took to get the details correct right from the start. The longer wheelbase made it
$24,995
This 1928 Ford Model A Rumble Seat Roadster is a replica, but it has the best hallmark pieces. It includes the running board with step plates, dual spare tire display, wire wheels, and rear luggage carrier. A replica also means nice driver-ready upgrades like a sports steering wheel in a tilt
$32,995
This 1934 Ford Roadster does a terrific job of making sure the full package looks custom and memorable. The sleek metallic burgundy loves to radiate in the sunlight. You also have a bright waterfall grille, shining front bumper, frenched tail lights, frenched license plate, and center-exit
$58,995
Bare metal builds are often about showing off industrial toughness, but the beautifully polished aluminum of this 1930 Ford Model A Roadster is pure artistic elegance. After all, when you know there\'s no filler or even paint to hide shortcuts, you KNOW only the best panels were crafted. So
$39,950
*1930 Ford Model A*In 1920s America, Ford was the undisputed king of the automotive world. After the release of their Model T in 1908, the company went on to sell over 15 million examples of the car and are credited with getting America on the road. Production of the Model T lasted for nearly
$13,900
Ford didn\'t offer a factory-built pickup until 1925 but the market was nonetheless served by many manufacturers of kits to convert Henry\'s rugged T into commercial and utility vehicles; including the Graham brothers who got their start in the automobile business building Model T conversions.
$20,000
Gateway Classic Cars of San Antonio/Austin is excited to be able to present this highly custom 1920 Ford Model T purpose-built racecar, built specifically to compete & actually DID compete in the 2022 \"La Carrera Panamericana\" road race! \"The Mexican Road Race\" was one of the most famous
$36,900
1930 Ford Model A Roadster Convertible with Dual Sidemounts and Rumble Seat. Call Pete or Andy 419-668-1884. All Steel. Excellent Model A for touring. Finished in Washington Blue and Riviera Blue with Tacoma Cream pinstripe. Brown Leatherette interior. Tan Cloth Convertible top with matching
$19,900
1912 Ford Model T Roadster. Good running 4 cyl, Mother-in-law seat, convertible top, brass radiator, brass head lamps & tail lamp, brass windshield frame, brass cowl lamps, brass acetylene tank, stewart & clark speedometer.
$18,500
1931 Ford Model A Roadster A Coupe is distinguished from a Roadster by the inclusion, (on the Coupe), of glass windows that roll up and down. The Coupe is less sporty and considered slightly more luxurious because of its ability to keep the passengers out of the bad weather. It was a more expensive
$88,000
1934 Ford Model 40 Deluxe Roadster The final year of the Model B was 1934, but cars of this era quickly became known simply as V-8 Fords. A relatively light body powered by a strong V-8 engine made this car faster than most cars on the road. The 1934 Ford is a favorite among car collectors
$25,995
The 1928 Ford Model A open-cab pickup (76-A) is one we love to see because it combined the comfort of Ford\'s leading sedan with truck usability - and it all gets to be enjoyed with true roadster fun. Today that diverse spirit lives in this complete example that would be an attraction at any
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1931 Model A Roadster - Midnight Blue over Saddle Brown Leather. 2016 SEMA Best of Show, Goodguys Best of Show & Car of the year, Street Rod Car of the year, no expenses spared build by Roseville Rod & Customs, estimated 4,000 plus hours. Blown Ardun Flathead with automatic transmission. This
$36,900
1931 Ford Model A Deluxe Roadster Convertible with Rumble Seat. Call Pete or Andy 419-668-1884. Convertible. ALL STEEL! Off Frame Restored. Detailed Chassis. Excellent. Finished in Black with Apple Green Pinstripe. Brown Leatherette Interior and Rumble Seat. Tan Cloth Convertible Top with Boot.
$59,900
1930 Ford Model A Roadster Convertible Pickup Truck. Call Pete or Andy 419-668-1884. OUTSTANDING! Absolutely Spectacular Off Frame Restoration! Cosmetically and Mechanically restored to very high standards. Highly detailed chassis. Restored by a Model A Ford restorer with over 35 years of experience.
$29,995
1931 Ford Model A Roadster, Tan with black fenders & stripes, Tan convertible top, Brown interior and rumble seat, black rear trunk, black wire wheels, white side wall tires, dual side mounted spares. 200.5 CID 4 cylinder engine, 3 spd manual transmission, mechanical manual drum brakes. Odometer
$32,500
Gorgeous touring roadster, older restoration but beautiful in every regard. The restoration was completed by a Model A judge, so the car has every original detail. The car is set up for touring with a Mitchell overdrive which is very important if you want to drive it on highways and keep
