1903 Model A Ford, great cars, equal OLDEST FORD in the World, oldest autos, The Supergranny

uglyyist thing ever

What was that other red car at the dealership

The 1931fordmodela guy is funny. And completely uninformed. He should check his history. Just go out an buy any book on old fords and he will see that the FIRST model A was in fact made in 1903 and the model A he refers to came after the model T. Simply put, there were two different model As. Now, THAT is the end of the story!

Hi thanks for your comments & support. Yes I found '1931fordmodela' quite rude. But I didn't say much, because I didn't want to start a slanging match. Francis Ransley, the Restorer of this 1903 Model A is NO NOVICE...or some little junior. He has restored more old fords, As,Ts,S,N, (about 10 & about 25 Veteran Cars & tractors overall) than most people worldwide. He too had told me the same about the 1903 A as you are saying. Below..another guy calling me an idiot for same reason .

Sorry, but you are the idiot. Read your Ford history before you shoot off your mouth and make a fool of yourself

Here are the comments from WIKIPEDIA:
The ORIGINAL Ford Model A, was the first car produced by Ford Motor Company, beginning production in 1903.
END OF STORY !!!!

Hi thanks for your comments...Flattery will get you everywhere...LOL..

Here are the comments from WIKIPEDIA:

The ORIGINAL Ford Model A, was the first car produced by Ford Motor Company, beginning production in 1903.
And the car in this video IS THE EQUAL OLDEST MODEL A FORD 1903 in the WORLD... End of story!!! best wishes, Mary Bosveld the Supergranny

Wikipedia is made by normal people! If they don't know then the info is wrong! It isn't a ford model A.

It is a Model A. As previously stated, read the Ford history books. Ford built the A,B,C,K,F,N,R,S and T. In 27 the New Ford was introduced and they called it the Model A because it was not an evolution of the T

So it's only ABnormal people that know that the first production Ford was a Model A, then a C, then the F, then the N, R S and finally the Model T? After the Model T Henry started over with the Model A, saying it was a "New beginning" for the Ford Motor Company.