The Sedan was probably the most popular of the body styles especially the 2 door.

It was basically the family saloon of the Model A bodies and at $495 for the 2 door and $570 for the Fordor, it was great value and extreme luxury after the faithful Model T.

The Ford Model A Coupe proved to be a very popular body style for the Ford design team.

It was an elegant vehicle for the ladies as well as a very versatile car for businessmen of that era.
Some models came with a rumble seat in place of the boot which gave the option of an extra two seats for the fair weather traveller.

The Sport coupe (shown above) looked very much like a cabriolet with it’s fabric roof and landau irons, but was in fact a fixed roof.

The Phaeton was full 4 seater open air motoring and at a very reasonable price too just $395.
Full side screens could be fitted in the event of bad weather.

In June 1930, Ford launched the DeLuxe phaeton which was a luxury 2 door car with two individual seats rather than a bench seat and trimmed in leather.

The Roadster just had to be a real winner with young ladies and Gentlemen in 1928.

It was a low priced Sporty open air car and with a launch price of only $385.

The optional rumble seat changed the boot to an extra 2 seats which was an extremely popular choice for model A owners.

The Cabriolet model was not produced until March 1929.

It was a luxury version of the roadster but with wind up windows and a standard rumble seat.

A slant windscreen model was launched in late 1931 and remains quite rare due to the low production numbers.

The Convertible Sedan known as the A-400 was introduced in May 1931.

It was a five passenger vehicle and a new unique design In the sporty DeLuxe line of cars.

With it’s leather interior and luxury credentials, It remains very sought after with only 5093
vehicles produced.

The Pick Up was a very popular commercial Vehicle available with a closed or open style cab.

The open style had what looked like a roadster type convertible but was in fact fixed.

The 28-29 closed cab was the style featured in the ‘Waltons’ TV series.

We actually own one of these fabulous vehicles.

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