A 'Must Have' book for model A owners! Now Signed by the author for us!
This is the quintessential guide for service and maintenance. Includes sections on service and repair, service adjustment, lubrication and troubleshooting. With 400 pages and 500 plus illustrations, this volume contains sections on repair, service adjustment, lubrication, and troubleshooting. In step by step fashion, Les covers a variety of topics regarding your vintage Model A including engine rebuilding, carburetors, distributors, cylinder heads and camshafts, as well as the electrical system, transmission, brakes, steering, fuel system, and window regulators. A wealth of information packed into an easy to read volume.
Now Signed by the author for us!
Companion guide to Mechanics handbook Vol 1.
Installation instructions for over 60 accessories and aftermarket products that include: fender wells, electronic ignition, turn signals, 12 volt conversion, front brake floaters, halogen headlights, seal beam headlights, alternator, water temperature gauge, tachometer, Mallory distributor and timing, seat belts, Mitchell Overdrive, CB radio, AM/FM radio, manifold heater, tube shocks, PVC valve, roof top material installation, windwing installation, rumble seat conversion, dome light wiring, rewinding horn motor, hood alignment, door alignment and MUCH MORE! Also included is step by step instructions on installing wood in 28-31 Pickup 28-31 Tudor, and 30-31 Coupes. There is also a SPEED section that describes how to increase speed, horsepower, and reliability for Touring. By Les Andrews.
Another 'Must Have' book for your library!
The third book by Model A Ford master mechanic, Les Andrews.
The first section is about quick and easy diagnostic tests that you perform on the road. The second section provides a comprehensive test that you perform in the shop. The third section lists 1000 symptoms, causes and fixes. The fourth section discuses how each major operating system works. The fifth section list special tools and instruments used in testing. 200 pages, 100 illustrations, by Les Andrews.
This book concentrates on the Roaster and Touring (Phaeton) cars. It provides a comparison of changes between the years 1928-1931.
This book provides information and illustrations of various hardware used on the Model A Fords. Covers the years 1928-1931.
I used this book a lot, when I had my last engine white metal work done at the engine rebuilders. It is a complete manual for rebuilding the Model A engine with step by step procedures. Also includes information on rebuilding the distributor and oil pump. 110 pages printed on heavy glossy paper, spiral bound for easy use when in the garage. Written by Bill and Paul McRee.
Another great book by Bill and Paul McRee. This is a complete restoration manual with step by step procedures on the disassembly, repair and re-assembly of the Model A Ford generator.
Over 50 photos with some full color. Printed on heavy paper and bound with oversize combs to lay flat.
Covers the Model A and B generators and starters including the powerhouse generator and the Abell starter.
One of the most complete Model A Engine Rebuilding Books on the Market. Everything you need to know about rebuilding the Model A engine and also how to improve it.
This books is full of pictures and mechanical drawings that will help you or your engine shop with the inner workings of the A engine. Written By Vic Zannis.
64 pages, black & white, ring bound.
A new soft bound A4 version of the popular service bulletins.
This manual is a high-quality reproduction of a complete set of the service bulletins printed by Ford to help Ford mechanics at the dealer repair cars and trucks.
Henry issued bulletins to his dealers showing garage mechanics how to repair or replace defective updated parts.
Hardback version of the Ford Service Bulletin (Mechanical): Ford Service Bulletins 1928-1931.
This manual is a high-quality reproduction of a complete set of the service bulletins printed by Ford to help Ford mechanics at the dealer repair cars and trucks. These bulletins are, in effect, a factory shop manual for Model As (Ford never printed a single "shop manual" for As).
You will find step-by-step illustrated instructions for mechanical repair. Find out how to work on engines, electrical systems (includes wiring diagrams), brakes, steering, carburetion & fuel systems, clutch, cooling system, radio installation, axles, wheels, and some body information. Learn maintenance details from lubrication charts and detailed specifications.
The book measures 8 ½" by 11", and has 388 pages with over 500 illustrations. Hardbound. Covers all 1928 -1931 cars and trucks.
Murray Fahnestock was a leading authority on the new Fords and explains why the component parts of the new model A are superior to the old ones. Hardback book, great reading!
This book concentrates on the Model A Pickups both Roadster and Closed Cab body styles.
Mainly in photo form, It provides a comparison of changes between the years 1928-1931.
This is a superior compilation of all of the articles ever published in The Restorer on Model A Coupes, plus some written by Les Andrews and never before published, until now!
The book has a terrific introduction written by Alex Janke, which includes all of the data sheets with the original fabric, paint, and stripe combinations available on the various Coupes.
This book is the second in what will be a series of "How To" type books focusing on a single body style.
Another must have book for your library on the Model A Ford. 182 pages.
"The Model A Carburetors" This book is restoration manual, data reference, and covers the history of types, changes, operation, testing and rebuilding of Model A Zenith and Tillotson carbs.
I have used this book extensively, when working on my Zenith carbs. This book condenses the 30+ years that Rex Rehis has been rebuilding Zenith carbs.
His extensive knowledge has been captured in this book and he gives you a in-depth guide to rebuilding the Model A Zenith carb. 74 pages full of color photos.
This book is a must for model A Ford owners working on their Zenith carb. Contains tons of technical information on the restoration of original Model A Zenith carburetors. 38 pages, a great book by Steve Pargeter.
I use this book a lot when working on my own Zenith carbs.
The new Model A Ford Ignition primer and restoration guidelines Book by Steve Pargeter, provides the reader with a good understanding of how the Model A ignition system works, how to troubleshoot problems, and how to repair the equipment. Extremely informative with a wealth of knowledge. 51 pages with complete illustrations.
"Model A/AA Ford Truck Owner."
This is one of the few books devoted to Model A Trucks.
You will find 288 pages of reproductions of factory and vintage information.
Volume number 1 of this book series published by the Model A Ford Club of America.
Over the past 50 years, some of the most useful articles have been written about the restoration and maintenance of your Model A and published in The Restorer magazine.
Even if you have all of the magazines, it is difficult to find the exact articles you want, when you want them. That is why the best articles have been compiled for you into a 9 book series that is fully indexed and reprinted from new masters.
A must for every Model A owner.
Volume number 2 of this book series published by the Model A Ford Club of America.
Volume number 3 of this book series published by the Model A Ford Club of America.
Volume number 4 of this book series published by the Model A Ford Club of America.
Volume number 5 of this book series published by the Model A Ford Club of America.
Volume number 6 of this book series published by the Model A Ford Club of America.
Volume number 7 of this book series published by the Model A Ford Club of America.
Volume number 8 of this book series published by the Model A Ford Club of America.
Volume number 9 of this book series published by the Model A Ford Club of America.
"Shop Kinks and Tools for Ford A-B - V-8 and Chevrolets 1930 to 1933 inclusive" This is a reprint of a small book published by the National Machine and Tool Company to help servicemen work the bugs out of Fords and Chevrolets.
Covers Model A and AA trucks/ a reprint of a Dykes supplement/ includes specifications and operating instructions/ contains wiring diagrams and lubrication charts.
This is a reprint of the standard 1928 owners manual that was issued with all Model A cars from the factory.
"1929 Ford Model 'A' Instruction Book"
This is a reprint of the 1929 manual that was issued with all Model A cars from the factory.
Model A Instruction Book (for the late 1931 with indented firewalls) Ford Model 'A' Instruction Book"
This is a reprint of the manual that was issued with all Model A cars from the factory.
Practical Information About 1930 & 1931 Coupes A to Z written by Marith McCoul. Lincoln is now the exclusive publisher of this great book on the 1930-31 Coupes.
A small and handy 31 page soft bound book full of many useful tips and pointers on what to do when your Model A quits on you! Helps diagnose and fix common problems.
"Model A Henry's Lady An Illustrated History of the Model A Ford'" by Ray Miller. This hardback volume is the authoritative Model A history.
The perfect companion to the Restorer's Model A Shop Manual. 6 years of research and writing. All special areas of the AA chassis and body including the 4-speed transmission, 20 inch wheels, large rear axle assemblies and more.
This book published by the Model A Ford Club contains 78 authentic paint chips for all years and body style Model As.
A very good book that gives color chips for all the different colors that were available.
Tells correct color for each body style as well as pinstripe location. Very informative as to where breaking lines were on two-toned paint jobs.
Does not give paint mixing ratio numbers. You will have to match color chips with your local paint dealers books.
11 chapters cover lubrication, starters, distributors, battery, carburetor, brakes, spindles, and water pump/ very good detail/ by Paul Moller/ 58 pages/ 73 illustrations.
9 chapters covering ammeter, cut-out, generator, carburetor, steering column, transmission/ good detail/ by Paul Moller/ 59 pages/ 115 illustrations.
Technically Speaking Volume 1. A great series of books which contains all of the 1965-1967 technical articles from the Model 'A' News, the club publication for the 'Model A Restorers Club' in the USA.
Technically Speaking Volume 2. A great series of books which contains all of the 1968-1971 technical articles from the Model 'A' News, the club publication for the 'Model A Restorers Club' in the USA.
Technically Speaking Volume 3. A great series of books which contains all of the 1972-1975 technical articles from the Model 'A' News, the club publication for the 'Model A Restorers Club' in the USA.
Technically Speaking Volume 4. A great series of books which contains all of the 1972-1975 technical articles from the Model 'A' News, the club publication for the 'Model A Restorers Club' in the USA.
Technically Speaking Volume 5. A great series of books which contains all of the 1972-1975 technical articles from the Model 'A' News, the club publication for the 'Model A Restorers Club' in the USA.
Technically Speaking Volume 6. A great series of books which contains all of the 1972-1975 technical articles from the Model 'A' News, the club publication for the 'Model A Restorers Club' in the USA.
Technically Speaking Volume 7. A great series of books which contains all of the 1972-1975 technical articles from the Model 'A' News, the club publication for the 'Model A Restorers Club' in the USA.
Technically Speaking Volume 8. A great series of books which contains all of the 1972-1975 technical articles from the Model 'A' News, the club publication for the 'Model A Restorers Club' in the USA.
Technically Speaking Volume 9. A great series of books which contains all of the 1972-1975 technical articles from the Model 'A' News, the club publication for the 'Model A Restorers Club' in the USA.
Technically Speaking Volume 10. A great series of books which contains all of the 1972-1975 technical articles from the Model 'A' News, the club publication for the 'Model A Restorers Club' in the USA.
Technically Speaking Volume 11. A great series of books which contains all of the 1972-1975 technical articles from the Model 'A' News, the club publication for the 'Model A Restorers Club' in the USA.
Good general information/ covers all new features and body styles for the new 1930-1931 Model A.
Presents all the Ford Model A authorized accessories for 1930-1931/ 2 color fold-out pages with photographs.
Features all deluxe passenger models and specifications/ illustrated/ 12 page sales booklet in 2 colors.
Features all standard passenger models and specifications/ illustrated/ 12 page sales booklet in 2 colors.
Information booklet that explains new features and differences between Standard and a Deluxe/ 12 page booklet in 2 colors.
Information folder, in 2 colors, on the Ford battery for the Model A/ 3 page foldout.
In response to many members seeking a book devoted to a particular body style, the Model A Ford Club of America is proud to introduce the Tudor Book.
Developed from articles appearing in The Restorer, this new book focuses on the Model A Tudor sedan from 1928 through 1931.
The emphasis is on the body and the interior to help the owner / restorer of a Tudor Sedan. This book is the first in what will be a series of "How To" type books focusing on a single body style.
This highly anticipated book is a must have for your library on the Model A Ford. 140 pages.
"1930 Ford Model 'A' Instruction Book"
This is a reprint of the 1930 to early 1931 manual that was issued with all Model A cars from the factory.
This book is fully Illustrated with pictures and dimensions of Ford trim parts/ contains both a numerical and alphabetical listing of body types/ includes a model identification chart. The book shows all of the interior and exterior door handles, escutcheons, and most of the specialty trim items. Tells you what year and body style car or truck took what trim items.
This book gives a comprehensive overview of the Model a Ford from 1928-1931.
Contains outstanding original photos along with loads of detailed production information, color schemes and upholstery details.
A must have book for any Model A Ford owner. Covers the years 1928-1931. 210 pages hardbound with over 200 photos and illustrations.
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.
A super reference book with basic information for all years/ contains many diagrams and details/ includes paint colors, body dimensions, motor numbers and specifications.