This links page is designed to give club members and anyone else interested in Model A's a variety of internet resources available. Use these links at your own risk. There is no implied recommendation for the use of any of these links, but they are widely visited by the Model A enthusiast community.
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Visible Vintage Autos, LLC
Our company concept is “Be Seen, Be Safe” - therefore, improving the visibility of our vehicles greatly enhances our safety and protects our investment in our vehicles. As a Model A owner myself, I didn’t want to cheapen the look of vehicle in order to make it more visible, however, I certainly wanted to be seen – especially at dusk or at night. Most drivers today do not recognize a vintage auto on the road until they are upon them – and usually over taking the vehicle at a much faster speed. This is primarily due to a single (possibly two) 6 volt tail light that just doesn’t compare to the lighting scheme of a modern car.
http://www.visiblevintageautos.com/
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Ahooga.com is a popular website where Model A enthusiasts can post questions on any subject and get numerous answers from fellow enthusiasts, some of whom can give "expert" advice.
www.ahooga.com
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Bratton's Antique Auto Parts is located in Maryland and provides internet and catalog sales of mostly reproduction parts and services for Model A restorers and enthusiasts.
www.brattons.com
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Sacramento Vintage Ford is located in Sacramento, California and provides internet, catalog and brick and mortar sales of mostly reproduction parts and services for all makes of vintage Fords including Model A's.
www.vintageford.com
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Snyder's Antique Auto Parts is located in Ohio and provides internet and catalog sales of mostly reproduction parts and services for Model T's and Model A's.
www.snydersantiqueauto.com
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After 14 months of extensive work and pattern making, etc., we have built a completely new steering box for the '28-'31 Model A's. We copied the '56 pickup steering box and added many more modern features.
The '53-'56 pickup steering box, with it's 17 to 1 ratio, was designed to steer a loaded pickup truck, weighing as much as 5800 lbs. A Model A, weighing 1/3 as much, will steer like power steering!
www.ezsteer.net
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Ford produced over 4.3 million Model A cars between 1927 and 1931 and we have a radiator for every barn find, parade leader and museum piece out there.Ford produced over 4.3 million Model A cars between 1927 and 1931 and we have a radiator for every barn find, parade leader and museum piece out there.
www.thebrassworks.net
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We are a Complete Automotive Repair shop - from valve stem to antenna, or bumper to bumper and everything in between
catering to San Jose, California, and our surrounding communities.
www.electricbatterystation.com
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