Welcome to the MAFCA web site
The Model A Ford Club of America, Inc. (MAFCA) is a California non-profit corporation and a national historical society dedicated to the restoration and preservation of Model A Ford vehicles as manufactured from 1928 through 1931. MAFCA's members are dedicated to the restoration, preservation, and enjoyment of Ford vehicles of that era. MAFCA is the largest club in the world dedicated to one make of automobile.

February 18 - The Pony Express Page has been updated with the latest information, including the following:
• Registration Forms
• List of hotels
along the route
• Issue 4 and 5 and 6 of the
Pony Express Post
For details, click here. |
MAFCA's Million Mile
Challenge
March 9 - The February Totals are in! 184 Cars reported mileages of 22,052 for a total of 46,035. The target mileage for Jan/Feb was 50,000.
E‐mail your March totals on April 1 (no fooling) to:
MillionMiles@MAFCA.com.
This is NOT a competition between chapters, clubs or individuals, but a total effort of MAFCA members. We will only report cumulative totals. ![[ReadMore]](images/readmore.jpg)
Year-to-date Statistics
Calling all
mail trucks!
February 28 - The Postal A's Chapter has been dormant for a few years. Several members are to try to keep the club alive, but they need your help and input.
If you own a Model A Mail Truck or if you're interested in this group,
August 1-6, 2010 -
Vancouver, British Columbia Canada --
The Convention is excited to announce that Registrations continue to arrive with the total nearly 400 now. We hope you are one of them! So Register now, pack your Model A and join us in Vancouver. The Convention web site has all of the latest updates on activities and Convention information.
Read all about it on the Lions Gate web site
"A" of the Day
We want
YOUR Car's Photo
Please describe your car, mention your MAFCA member number, and include your City and State in an email to Webmaster.
Photos that are at least 250 kb in size work the best.
Jay Leno and
Ahooga Horns
February 25 - There's a cool, short video on the Jay Leno's Garage page on the care and tuning of "Ahooga Horns". It might not be around long, so you may want to take a look today.
Recent Stories:
Questions and Answers |
"How do I navigate the new MAFCA web site? |
When the MAFCA web site links to a page OUTSIDE our site, a new window will open ON TOP of the MAFCA window. To return to the MAFCA web site, simply close that window.
When you zoom in to a photo or ask to see a document, a new window "pops up" on top. Close that window to return to the page on the MAFCA site you were previously viewing. |
"How can I return to the MAFCA home page from anywhere on the site?" |
Click on "Home" in the top menu bar |
"I'm having difficulty finding a page." |
Click on "Site Index" on the bottom of the page. Most topics on our site are listed alphabetically.
You can also try the SEARCH box beneath the menus on the left side of the page - just type in a word or two. |
"How can I ask a question via Email? " |
Click on "Contact US" on top menu bar.
A list of topics and links to email will be presented. |
| What's a PDF file? I see the "Get Adobe Reader" logo on several pages. How can I open those files? |
PDF stands for "Portable Document Format". This format is used to make it easy to open documents, regardless of what program was used to create them. You need the free Adobe Reader program to open PDF files.
If you can't open a PDF document, you need to get the free Adobe Reader program. Just click on this logo: ![[GetAdobeReader]](http://www.mafca.com/images/get_adobe_reader.gif) |
MAFCA.com - serving Model A Ford owners
since January 1, 1997
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