Later on, when Ford manufactured the 1930’s Ford Model A car, it was so popular that by the end of March 1932, the Michigan-based company sold 4,858,644 models for $1,400 each.

The Model A recently received a perfect 500/500 restoration score from about 35 judges. The car's owner said it took him two years to restore the classic car.

In the age of the Internet and electric-hybrid cars that get 40-plus miles to a gallon, a boxy black 1929 Model A Ford sedan can seem about as relevant as an open-cockpit biplane. But Bob Honoshofs… ...

The Ford House Car was introduced in the late ‘20s, at a time when many people were not able to afford housing in big cities and, because of it, were forced to convert their vehicles into mobile ...

To Scott's surprise, Geoffrey and Ford Racing jumped on board, and in short term, a FRPP Hot Rod Three-Valve crate engine (PN M-6007-A463NA) was on the way to Texas.