The Ford Model A received a facelift in 1930. The big design changes included wider fenders, a deeper radiator shell and the elimination of the cowl stanchion. In addition, the height of the car was reduced by using larger tires mounted on smaller wheels. All of this contributed to the Model A’s fresh new look.
Auburn Spring 2016
1930 Ford Model A
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$25,000 - $30,000 USD | Not Sold
| Auburn, Indiana
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- 200.5-cid inline four-cylinder engine
- Floor-shift three-speed manual transmission
- Older restoration
- Folding top & windshield
- Sparton horn
- Wood slat bed & bed rails
- Ford step plates
- Fender-mounted spare
- Green with yellow pinstriping & wire wheels
- Black interior & soft-top
This 1930 Ford Model A Roadster Pickup is presented in green with black fenders and a black convertible top. The bed of the truck features wood floor slats and wood bed extensions. Subtle yellow pinstriping can be found throughout the vehicle including the “Ford” script on the tailgate. The truck rides on blackwall tires mounted on yellow wire wheels. Exterior features on the truck include a folding windshield, Sparton horn, Ford step plates and a fender-mounted spare with Ford cover. The truck is powered by a 200.5-cid inline four-cylinder engine paired to a floor-shift three-speed manual transmission. The interior is completed with a black bench seat and a green dashboard with full instrumentation.
