1931 Ford Model A

Snook’s Dream Cars is a multi-generational collection of cars that started when Bill and his son Jeff restored a 1929 Model A Ford in 1963. The collection grew into a public museum serving Bowling Green, OH over the last two decades, with an emphasis on keeping the cars road-worthy and regularly enjoyed. Their in-house service gained local reputation for high-quality service, keeping classics on the road in their best condition possible. Hagerty Marketplace is proud to present Snook's Dream Cars Collection, offered entirely without reserve.

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OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE

The 1931 Ford Model A Station Wagon represents the final, most refined model year of Henry Ford's groundbreaking successor to the Model T. These wooden Station Wagon bodies were built by the Murray Body and Baker Raulang Companies using Ford-supplied subassemblies, then joined to the chassis on Ford's own production line. Construction featured hard or soft maple framing paneled with birch plywood, finished with protective spar varnish.

Bill Snook added this Woodie Station Wagon to his Model A collection in 1999. Though restored prior to his ownership, the wood body retains a period appearance. Over the following 17 years it was driven regularly and maintained as needed, including several summers spent on Nantucket.