Model A Books

"This 36 page soft bound book is perfect to take with you to swap meets to locate the original tools that were included in the Model A Tool Kit. Contains excellent quality line drawings with dimensions for tool identification. Book is about 4" x 6" so it fits nicely in your back pocket. Written by David Adair, Second Edition, 1928-31."

A soft bound book that deals strickly with the Model A trucks. Shows different commercial bodies, along with some Ford bodies that were available. Not really a restoration or service manual for the trucks, but basically an illustrated book showing what was available back then. U.S.A.

A supplement to the BM-1 shop manual covering strictly the AA trucks. Covers: Wheels and hubs, axles, steering, frames, transmission, clutch, body styles, and other special equipment.

Small folded brochure illustrates the accessories that were available for the Model A. Illustrates the items and prices from 1928.

"Lists and describes 316 different U.S. Model A Ford passenger car and light commercial vehicle ads. Provides for each Model A body style, the total number of ad versions produced and their magazine insertion information. Provides a master list of the 931 Model A ads published in U.S. magazines. Includes for each of the 931 ad listings, magazine name, publish date, page number and an ""ad rarity"" rating. Contains over 400 color and black and white photographs. Hardback 8- 3/4 x 11-1/2 inches, 304 pages on heavy paper."

Covers strictly the body parts, and what years and body styles they will fit and interchange with. U.S.A.

Model A and AA repair section from the big Dykes Manual. This little manual contains a lot of technical information such as specifications, torques, gaps, etc. U.S.A.

A compiling of the actual letters that were sent out from the Indianapolis, Fargo, and Chicago branch to the dealers in their territory. These bulletins outlined changes in parts and procedures. 1928-31

The MAFCA Fashion Committee compiled this book that includes 400 pages including over 1200 illustrations from magazines and catalogs of the era, covering every facet of Model A era fashion, from aprons to zippers. This comprehensive book is a must for every serious Model A fashion collector.