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My avatar features a 1930 Canadian Ford Model A Roadster. I have an opportunity to buy a 1929 Canadian Ford Model A Instruction Book exactly as pictured on Vince's site here: http://www.fordgarage.com/pages/1929cnfcib.htm I would prefer a 1930 Canadian Ford Model A Instruction Book as I intend to bring my avatar close to fine point. I have not seen any other editions of Canadian Ford Model A Instruction Books covering 1930 and 1931 Canadian Fords including the Canadian Model A Ford websites such as http://www.modelaowners.com/. My question: are there later editions of the Canadian Ford Model A Instruction Book? Of course I could ask Vince in a private email but that would limit his answer to me, not others. Additionally, there may be readers of this site who actually have a 1930 (or 1931) edition and could share that knowledge.
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I've never heard of this booklet before, and by the price it sold for I guess I'll never own one.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1931-Ford-M...p2047675.l255702-08-2018, 12:05 AM -
Does anyone who collects or knows anything about the Canadian Model A/AA Ford production, know anything about Canada's Export of Model A/AA Fords?
Do any of you have the documents titled "Shipments to Overseas Branches and Indent Dealers...1928 and 1929" and/or "Overseas Shipments...1930, 1931, and 1932" from Canada?
Thanks....02-12-2018, 10:23 PM -
I was reading through some of my Dad's reference material on the Model A - I think it was Henry's Lady and it shows a timeline where it says that the factories shut down in November 1929 to retool for the 1930 models. I was just curious if that is true and when did Ford start 1930 vehicle production. I read somewhere but I forget when ford started the next years vehicles in August/September, I am...11-19-2020, 07:53 AM -
Coming soon, in a couple of months, I will be publishing "The 1928-1931 Ford Assembly Plants and their Production of the Model A Ford "Light" Commercial Vehicles...Part 2".
It will follow the format of "The 1928-1931 Ford Assembly Plants and their Production of the Model A Ford Passenger Cars...Part 1".
There will...01-28-2018, 08:27 PM -
I am about to wrap up my second book on Model A Ford production. Part 1 was on the Model A Passenger cars...Now, Part 2, about the Model A "Light" Commercial vehicles will shortly be finished.
Part 3, about the Model AA Vehicles will come out MUCH later (I am taking a break from that so I can do some other projects) and Part 4, about the Canadian/Australian Model A's, may come...05-26-2018, 05:56 AM -
Part 1, of a 3-part series of books about the Model A/AA Ford Assembly Plants and their production numbers is now available. Part 1 will be about the Model A Ford Passenger Cars; Part 2 will be about the Model A Ford Commercial vehicles; and Part 3 will be about the Model AA Ford Trucks.
Part 1, a 234 page book, deals with the Model A “Passenger Cars” which the Ford Motor Company...08-26-2017, 09:46 PM -
Mr. Johnson passed away a few years ago...Does anyone have his book?
Thanks.
Pluck10-20-2017, 10:25 AM -
Restoration Guidelines and Judging Standards
It seems many folks have a misconception of what this amazing reference is all about. The book is a valuable resource like the Les Andrews, Service Bulletins, and others. This is not just for restoring or working on a points car, it is a regular shop manual as well. More work went into this book over the years than any other reference available....You do not have permission to view this gallery.
This gallery has 2 photos.02-25-2018, 10:20 AM -
This is one of the first books I bought about Model A's. It's one of the "must have" books for every Model A owner.
I see this can still be bought new, but the price has really gone up. It's $46 in the Bratton's catalog.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-The...IT&_trksid=p20...04-04-2018, 07:34 AM -
Would anyone have a copy of the 1927 Ford Industries booklet?
Thank you.
Pluck06-20-2020, 10:22 AM
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