1930 Ford Model A

GR Auto Gallery is pleased to offer this cheerful 1930 Ford Model A for your consideration. Powered by a
200ci 4-cylinder motor that routes power to the rear wheels through a 3-speed manual transmission,
this is a strong running example. According to the selling owner, the Babbit engine was rebuilt by
Lentville A's out of Holland, MI. In addition to the engine rebuild, at the time of the restoration the
transmission and rear differential were rebuilt by the selling owner. This example was regularly driven
and has proven itself as a dependable example.
Finished in a cheerful coat of Yellow paint, this example is clean throughout and remains in a largely
stock configuration except for the reupholstered red bench seat that has been moved back six inches to
accommodate taller individuals. With seating for four, thanks to the rumble seat, there is plenty of room
to take passengers for a pleasant evening cruise. Since the restoration, 15,506 miles have been added
which is a testament to the quality restoration this example received.
Delving into the history of the Model A, introduced by Ford as the successor to the iconic Model T, it
marked a pivotal era in automotive evolution during the late 1920s and early 1930s. A culmination of
innovative design and enhanced features, the Model A played a crucial role in transitioning Ford's lineup
and solidifying its position in the automotive landscape. This particular example encapsulates that rich
history, making it not just a car but a rolling piece of time-honored legacy. Please call or email with any
questions or for additional information.