I'm not sure if I speak for the rest of the DT staff, but I've got a healthy appreciation for pre-war Ford product. Sure, it seems like 95% of hot rods started as '32 Fords, but there is a mechanical elegance and tasteful simplicity about a stock blue oval from this period. If Henry hadn't ceded some control to his son Edsel in the late '20s, I'm sure that Dearborn would have pumped out Model Ts until federal safety and emissions standards were introduced. It's a good thing he did though, because the Model A was the company's first car with modern controls and is a classic in its own right. Find this 1929 Ford Model AA flatbed truck for sale in Big Bear Lake, CA for $7,500 via craigslist.
