In gearing up for the Model T’s replacement, Henry Ford left production lines at his plants idle beginning May of 1927. The first Model A engine was completed on October 20, 1927, and the following day it was installed in the first Model A assembled. The Model A remained extremely popular during its short production run.

The Model A offered here is presented in green with black fenders, and complimented by a tan top, spare tire cover and an external sun visor. Adorning the outside are windwings with mirrors, step plates on the running boards, black wheels with beauty rings, Motometer and an Ahooga horn. The interior is presented well, as is the brown upholstered rumble seat. Under the hood is the 200.5-cid inline four-cylinder engine that is connected to the three-speed transmission.