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Original vintage black-and-white photograph featuring a Ford Model A Roadster with a woman seated behind the wheel.
The automobile is identifiable as a 1929-1930 Ford Model A Roadster, based on its distinctive body, wire wheels, running boards, hood louvers, curved fenders and side-mounted spare tire. The Model A Roadster was one of Ford\'s classic open-body cars of the late 1920s and early 1930s.
The photograph provides a particularly nice period view of the car from the side, showing the unusual side-mounted spare, wire-spoke wheels, open cockpit and detailed Ford bodywork. A woman is seated in the driver\'s position, adding considerable period character to the image.
Estimated photograph date: circa 1930-1935Automobile: 1929-1930 Ford Model A RoadsterType: Original vintage photograph, not a modern reproduction
The exact year of the automobile cannot be established with absolute certainty from this photograph alone, so it is listed as 1929-1930 Model A rather than claiming a specific production year.
Condition: Vintage photograph with visible age-related wear, surface marks and imperfections. Please examine photographs carefully for condition details. The original borders and characteristics of the photograph have been retained.
Item Specifics
* Make: Ford* Model: Model A* Year: 1929-1930* Body Type: Roadster* Vehicle Type: Antique Automobile* Color: Black & White* Original/Reproduction: Original* Date: Circa 1930-1935* Country/Region of Manufacture: United States* Theme: Automobiles, Transportation, Americana* Subject: Ford Model A Roadster* Type: Photograph* Vintage: Yes
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