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You really can't beat the classic styling of this era truck. Whether you own a shop, farm, winery, or just want to cruise, this 1928 Truck will get you or your business the attention that you deserve. Powered by the original 4 cylinder engine and 3 speed manual transmission this Model A Truck runs and goes down the road better than you would expect from a vehicle that is approaching 100 years old! The butternut yellow and brown metallic two tone paint is in remarkable condition as is the canvas convertible top. The wood bed and brown vinyl seat round out this extremely classy color combination. The 1928 Model A was one of the most popular vehicles ever made and was the first Ford to use standardized controls with conventional clutch...

This fine example was purchased from Madison GA some 10-years prior, and consignor states has been a blast to own. If you're thinking parades and school activities - this one will do it! She is painted in an attractive Rose, with Yellow wheels, Black fenders and boards. This little Coupe is very much a looker - as the paint just gleams! She's all steel excluding the rear fenders. Backing the inline 4-cylinder engine is a 3-speed manual transmission, which is simply a blast to run through the gears. Nothing says old school like a stick shift Ford, with a rumble seat! The cab is no different, with factory style tan cloth interior that shows some patina - but don't get me wrong - she's in good shape! The rumble seat was updated with Black vinyl, and has the rubber mat to boot! Nothing can explain the feeling of cruising around...

This cruiser is painted in the elegant two tone blue and red paint with classy etching in the glass. Blue cloth interior in the cab and pop out back seat keep comfort a priority. Harry Shay's effort to provide the nostalgic looks of the Model A Ford roadster with the ease of a late-model car. Underpinned by thoroughly modern Ford mechanicals, the Shay was embraced by some and derided by others because it was inevitably compared to the simple and affordable 1928-'29 Ford it replicated. Powered by Ford's 4 cylinder Pinto motor and automatic transmission this Model A only has 58,144 miles. With a nostalgic bloodline this Shay Model A gives t.

The Ford Motor Company proved its ability to adapt during the difficult post-Depression years of the 1930s. The innovative Ford trucks and cars made during this time managed to remain fairly priced -- an act of flexibility that helped Ford survive the decade. For sale is a beautiful 1930 Ford Model A Pickup. This truck has been restored and runs good. The inside is brown an original color and tan outside with black fenders and side boards on the bed. This little truck is equipped with a 4 cylinder engine and a 3 Speed manual transmission. It's not a speed demon. Or quick at all really. The beauty in vehicles like this...

The Ford Model A was the Ford Motor Company's second market success after its predecessor, the Model T. First produced on October 20, 1927, but not introduced until December 2, it replaced the venerable Model T, which had been produced for 18 years. According to the consignor this Model A spent 20 years on display in a Ford Dealer showroom and is equipped with the 4 Cylinder engine and mated to the 3-speed sliding gear manual transmission. The consignor states this Model A is original and not a rebuild. Actual Miles on this Model A are unknown as the odometer is nonfunctional.