The Sooner Model A Club Of Oklahoma

This is a link to our friends in North East Oklahoma. Check the photo gallery for the trip to the Whichita mountains we took with this group last year.

An excellent site from our friends south of the border. "The Red River" border of course.

The Ft. Worth Area Model A Club.

An excellent site containing a great set of technical tutorials submitted by local members as well as others gleamed from other sources.

Whether your a newbie or a seasoned veteran the Ford Barn is the place to go for seasoned advice and discussion of all things Ford and especially Model A related

Ahooga "Around The World" All things Model A and more.

Along with Vince Falters site this is one of the more informative sites on the net. A regular contributor to the Ford Barnyard Marco provides some of the best step by step procedures for working on your Model A. Check out the article on "Timing Your Model A".

This is by far one of the most factually accurate and concise sites dedicated to the Ford Model A & B.

Steve Plucker has put together a wealth of information on Model A's as well as the AA's.

A comprehensive article on rear main leaks. If all were this good this might be an easy hobby.

This link contains a collection of "How-To's" from Tom Endy. Tom is associated with the Orange County Model A Club of California.

This is a new site that uses advanced visuals to describe the basics of how things work on a Model A. This site is a must for all newbies and veterans alike.

This is an informative site as well as a resource for having your carb professional rebuilt if you are not up to the task.

This example shows the installation of Model A reproduction valve stems into rubber tubes for 4.75x19 tires. The same approach has been used to install original metal stems into tubes for 30x3.5" Model T clincher tires. (This is just the way I do it - use it at your risk :-) )

Everything you would want to know about the radiator for the Model A.

When the Model A Ford was new, a vast amount of accessories were available to the owner to for his car. Most of these accessories were available from aftermarket suppliers. Some of these accessories, such as radiator ornaments, stone guards, trunks, etc. are available today as reproduction pieces. However, there were numerous accessories that have not been reproduced and are seldom seen today. This page showcases several of those rare accessories. It is not an all inclusive list of Model A accessories, but a sampling of the accessories available for which information and pictures have been obtained.

Along with plans for cutting the floor boards for you Model A you will also find plans to build a shipping crate for a motor.

A great technical document on disassembly and lubrication of the Model A Speedometers.

A pretty complete list of 1928, 1929, 1930, 1931 model a ford dimensioned body drawings. Click any image to enlarge it.

This site is mostly for "T" parts but they offer two great parts for the Model A. Their Cutout which incorporates a voltage regulator is outstanding. They also offer a better inline fuse kit.

A comprehensive site on Model A carbs. Site also offers carbs for sale as well as rebuild services.

This is a resource for powder coat paint to match Ford Model A Wheel colors.

We make complete interior upholstery kits for Model A cars and trucks. Our trim kits are made to order and are tailored as stock as possible. We have closed car and truck outside top kits and visors too. All kits are shipped by UPS.

We now have 4 of Bergs Radiators in the club and couldn't be happier with the fit and performance. Gery and his family have over 50 years experience in the business. He can recore your old tanks or sell you a new unit.

Easily the best swap meet in this area. This swap meet is rich in Model T & Model A Parts. They have another meet in May but it is for all cars and not very many "A" vendors.