By Perry Jones, Piney Wood Model A Ford Club Hickory Stripe is known as the workwear worn during the Model A era and most recognizably...
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Revision 5 sets a new benchmark. Developed over five years by the Judging Standards Committees of MARC & MAFCA, this 590‑page volume features expert‑verified details, extensive color images, and authoritative research drawn directly from the Ford Archive. Every section was carefully reviewed to ensure accuracy, and two exclusive new supplements—the Town Car and Victoria—were added.
Whether you’re working on a restoration, preparing for judging, or browsing a swap meet to replace a part, this book helps you quickly identify what fits, what’s correct, and what to pass on—saving time, money, and guesswork.

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By Perry Jones, Piney Wood Model A Ford Club Hickory Stripe is known as the workwear worn during the Model A era and most recognizably...
Read MoreI think Old Man Winter has finally decided to give us a break and is retreating north. The deep freeze temperatures and extraordinary snowstorms we...
Read MoreAs you read this issue of The Restorer magazine I would like to call your attention to the year 1956. 1956 represents a significant year...
Read MoreQ: I followed Paul Shinn’s suggestions for changing out incandescent lights to LEDs for running lights and turn signals. Now, the (new) flasher only flashes...
Read MoreQ: I followed Paul Shinn’s suggestions for changing out incandescent lights to LEDs for running lights and turn signals. Now, the (new) flasher only flashes...
Read MoreQ: I have a 1930 fodor Model A. I get a tight binding at full turn to the left. At full turn to the right,...
Read MoreQ: Last year I needed to replace the head gasket and I did so using a “premium” type. The graphite one with the red silicone...
Read MoreQ: I am trying to reduce/eliminate leaks under my 1930 deluxe coupe. Currently, my transmission leaks on both ends (front and back). I would...
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