| This car was originally from Iowa and a complete "body off" restoration was completed in Colorado in 1989. |
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The car has matching engine and body numbers and it has rare "eyebrow" type front fenders. The manufacture date is January 1930. |
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| The Cabriolet was a top of the line car for the Ford Motor Company. This car is painted Bronson Yellow and Seal Brown with orange pinstripe and black wire wheels. It also has a rumble seat. |
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This car was acquired from the previous owner in California and then shipped to Boston in June of 2002. It was originally an Iowa car. |
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Pictures above and to the left show the car in it's original "as found" condition. |
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Pictures of the newly installed top click here. |
Pictures of the split front fender and repair click here |
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Model A Cabriolet is somewhat like a Model A Roadster but it has rollup windows. Ford Model A Roadsters had
optional snap on "side curtains" that were used to help keep the weather out
of the passenger compartment. Here's a picture
of a Roadster with the side curtains in place.
Most of these pictures were taken in the Lake Sunapee area in New Hampshire in July of 2002. In July 2006, a second place trophy in the Touring Class was awarded by MAFCA at the National Meet in Mansfield, MA. |
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