They did it: The Hagerty team that set out to build a a drivable Ford Model A in just 100 hours using nothing but parts found at the 2016 Hershey swap meet did, in fact, end up with a drivable ...

Dominic Palazzolo occasionally shows up at car shows and cruise-ins, but he’s far from a typical enthusiast. The hopped-up 1930 Ford Model A he drives is a “gow job,” a hot rod from before ...

It’s been nearly a century since the Ford Motor Company followed its globally groundbreaking Model T with the all-new 1928-1931 Model A, a car that represented a fresh and modern reboot of mass-market ...

Last month we wrapped up the Ford Model A project's chassis section, ... and a lifetime warranty on TCI Engineeringmanufactured parts. Wear-and-tear items include kingpins, steering U-joints ...

Bob Codeglia has an early 1929 Ford Sport Coupe model, built toward the end of February, 1929. It was the top of the line for coupes, with a soft top roof, and sold for $530 ($7,277 today) F.O.B ...

The Ford Model T started it all, ... inexpensive, and mass-produced with parts availability – it's no wonder such a vehicle became so revolutionary. What, then, marked Ford's follow-up?

Mike Carvin purchased this 1929 Ford Model A Roadster pickup about a year and a half ago. “I paid $12,000 for the truck, but it didn’t look like it does today,” the Alamo man said.

Bob Codeglia has a 1929 Ford Sport Coupe model, built toward the end of February 1929. It was the top of the line for coupes, with a soft top roof, and sold for $530 ($7,277 today).