1929 Ford Model A

Released in 1928, the Ford Model A was the successor to the legendary Model T, and it quickly became one of the defining American automobiles of the prewar era. With the Model A, Ford delivered a car that balanced genuine mechanical reliability with styling that still captures interest nearly a century later.

The Model A was available in a range of body styles, including Tudor and Fordor sedans, coupes, roadsters, phaetons, and commercial vehicles. Among these, the Sport Coupe stands out for its faux convertible top, S-shaped trim, and fold-out rumble seat, which extended seating capacity and gave the body a more rakish roofline.

This 1929 Model A Sport Coupe wears an older refurbishment and is finished in Kewanee Green with black fenders and Apple Green wire wheels. The interior is retrimmed in tan ultra leather, which is complemented by a color-coordinated canvas faux convertible top and rear-mounted spare tire cover.

Power comes from a replacement 201ci L-head inline-four engine, which was mated to a sliding-gear three-speed manual transmission. Refurbishment work under the seller's ownership is highlighted below including cosmetic, electrical, and mechanical refresh.