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Video of a slightly over-heated 1927 Chrysler (45 seconds) |
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The Model A Ford was produced from 1928-31. I remember when they were commonplace. Today, they're seen only at antique car shows, but are among some of the most beautifully restored cars around. There were many fine examples of Model A's at this year's Atkinson show. They made the trip to the show worthwhile.
1928 Model A flatbed truck
A striking Model A coupe
This 1931 Model A convertible shows up at many car shows
and I can't resist photographing it every time
Another tastefully restored Model A coupe
Not every owner risked putting the top down on a day when thunderstorms were predicted
Model A interior restored to original
This pretty green Model A coupe stands out
Some Model A's, like this one, are customized rather than being restored to original
Ford didn't have a factory-installed V8 like this one until 1932
The interior is far from original, but nicely done
The Model T preceded the Model A — it had a long run from 1909-27
A Prohibition-era Model T might have looked like this, loaded up with contraband liquor
Good brand
Some customizers have gotten very creative with Model T's, like this 1923 edition
with a Buick 231ci V6
Model T coupe — notice how much taller it is than the Model A on the left
1926 Dodge Brothers
1925 Chevrolet touring car — no brake lights, no directiionals, 2-wheel brakes
Richard Petty-designed 1970 Plymouth Superbird — 500 produced
Interesting number plate collection
Notice the shape of the Northwest Territories plates
1953 Whizzer Motor Bike
With patriotic handlebars
A 1956 Jaguar has won a few commendations
Well-deserved, I must say — a very impressive automobile
Unrestored 1927 Chrysler — it can also be seen in the video at the top of the page
1941 Hudson Commodore
These bulky post-WWII Packards were irreverently dubbed "pregnant elephants" — this is a '48Return to Vintage Cars
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