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FORD MODEL A STANDARD COUPE
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The Ford Model A Standard Coupe, produced from 1928-1931, succeeded the Model T. It offered various body styles and mechanical improvements.
Henry Ford wanted to showcase the Model A's durability. He drove one across the country, encountering rough terrains and weather. This demonstrated the car's reliability to the public.
The Model A was replaced by the Model B in 1932.
A little-known fact: Ford used a secret ingredient in the Model A's paint. It was fish oil. This gave the car a durable, glossy finish.
How much is a Ford Model A Standard Coupe worth?
In average condition, a Ford Model A Standard Coupe is worth £4,674.
What is the most expensive Ford Model A Standard Coupe to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive Ford Model A Standard Coupe to sell in history was sold for £17,138.
What is the cheapest Ford Model A Standard Coupe to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest Ford Model A Standard Coupe to sell in history was sold for £3,057.
When was the Ford Model A Standard Coupe produced?
The Ford Model A Standard Coupe was produced between 1928 and 1931.
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