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A 1930 Ford Model A’s connection to Chicago is primarily through the Ford Motor Company’s Chicago assembly plant, which was retooled to produce Model A cars after the Model T ceased production there in 1927. This established the Model A as a prominent vehicle in the Chicago area during the early 1930s, a period of significant automobile growth and usage despite the onset of the Great Depression. Prosperity Amidst Depression: While the Great Depression began in late 1929, Model A production remai

ClassicCars TV checks out a 1927 Ford Motor Company Model T roadster that’s been one-family-owned for over 30 years! It features a 177ci 4-cylinder engine paired with a 2-speed manual transmission and a 2-speed Ruckstell rear end. It comes equipped with wire wheels, Rocky Mountain brakes, a spotlight, a MotoMeter engine temperature gauge, an aluminum high-compression head, an aluminum intake manifold, and a downdraft carburetor. Upgraded to a 12-volt electrical system with an alternator and an e

1927 Ford Model T Truck Before the Model T automobiles had been considered primarily a plaything for the wealthy. Contrary to popular belief, Model Ts were available in a variety of colors from 1909 until 1913, and again in 1926 and 1927. In the intervening years, black was used primarily because it dried slightly faster than colors. Using one color also made it unnecessary to match various components during assembly. At the height of production, the assembly line turned out as many as 10,000 ve

3.4K views · 96 reactions | Up close and personal with the 1927 Ford Model T Depot. This Model T comes from the vehicle collection of racing legend Carroll Shelby. Being a post-1926 model year, this Model T is fitted with an electric starter, which became a standard feature on all models and not an extra.#bvmm #barbermuseum #henryford #modelt | Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum | Facebook