RINDEX50 2009.pdf - Model A Ford Club of America

Restorer Index Volume 1 through 50 – 1956-2005
DeAngelis, George, "B-BB-C Which is it? Ford's Model B" reprinted from "The New
Secrets" photo, illus., Mar-Apr 1998 (42-6) p 15-19
C, May-Jun 1963 (8-1) p 2
Comparison and specifications, (A, T, Y), Mar-Apr 1963 (7-6) p 2
Comparison chart, Models T, A, and B, Nov-Dec 1964 (9-4) p 22
1896 Ford quadricycle, photo, Jul-Aug 1963 (8-2) p 7
English, French and German built A's, in J. S. van den Bergh, "From Dikeland", illus.,
Jan-Feb 1962 (6-5) p 5
"Estate Car," (Station Wagon), Dutch body on 1928 "A" chassis, May-Jun 1957 (2-1) p 3
In "Letters to the editor," Canadian built A, comparison with A and body part names,
Brickell, R. E., Nov-Dec 1963 (8-4) p 3
"999" in "Racing to fame . . . and fortune," illus., Sep-Oct 1963 (8-3) p 18
"999" photo, Mar-Apr 1966 (10-6) p 35
1904, photo, Jul-Aug 1962 (7-2) p 9
Sketches of 1903 Model A, 1908 and 1915 Model T, 1928 Model A, and 1932 V8, Jul-Aug
1963 (8-2) front cover
T fire engine, photo, Jul-Aug 1964 (9-2) p 36
T, photo, New York to Seattle endurance run, Jul-Aug 1959 (4-2) p 9
U, "What happened to Model 'U' Ford?" Jan-Feb 1963 (7-5) p 3
Y, (Carlton Thisse), photo, May-Jun 1964 (9-1) p 2
Y, specifications compared to T and A, photo, Mar-Apr 1963 (7-6) p 2
Y, (synonyms), May-Jun 1963 (8-1) p 2
FORD DEALER & SERVICE FIELD (a publication)
"A rebuilt Town Car," illus., Nov-Dec 1967 (12-4) p 1
"Start the car with one finger," illus., and "New $2.50 auto clock," illus. Mar-Apr
1968 (12-6) p 1
(Jan. 1928) "When the New Ford Four Wheel Brakes Say 'Stop!' They Mean It" Jan-Feb
1993 (37-5) p 26-27
(March 1928) "Found speed in the new 1928 (Ford)," illus., Sep-Oct 1967 (12-3) p 1
(May 1928) "The Fordor now in production," illus., May-Jun 1970 (15-1) p 7-9
(August 1928 "The latest Ford product," illus., Nov-Dec 1967 (12-4) p 11
(October 1928) "Build sales among women drivers," Jul-Aug 1967 (12-2) p 12
(May 1929) Fahnestock, Murray, "How Patents Protect the Ford" from FD&SF Magazine
illus., Nov-Dec 1993 (38-4) p 14-19
(November 1929) "Mechanical details of the 'Snow Flyer'," May-Jun 1969 (14-1) p 10
(February 1930) "Power take-off mounting on the Ford truck," illus., Mar-Apr 1971 (15-
6) p 19-21
(June 1930) " 'Taxi' in Shanghai means 'Ford'," May-Jun 1967 (12-1) p 16
(July 1930) "More truck sales assured with these new Ford units," illus., Mar-Apr 1971
(15-6) p 22-23
(September 1930) "Three types of new Ford dump bodies," illus. Sep-Oct 1971 (16 3) p
21
(November 1930) "Novel unit for trucks," illus., May-Jun 1971 (16-1) p 29
"Ford Truck Views No. 3" from Ford Dealer and Service Field June 1931, Mar-Apr 2000
(44-6) p 9
"Ford Truck Twin-Flex" from Ford Dealer and Service Field June 1931, Mar-Apr 2000 (44-
6) p 16
(June 1931) "Increased power and speed (Ruckstell units), Sep-Oct 1968 (13-3) p 19-20
and Jul-Aug 1972 (17-2) p 24-25
(August 1931) "Here is an interesting new four-blade fan," Nov-Dec 1966 (11-4) p 15
THE FORD DEALERS NEWS (a publication)
Berger, Bill, "American Automobiles that were being manufactured when the Model A Ford
was born" List, from March-Apr 1993 (37-6) p 16
FORD ENTHUSIAST CLUB OF ENGLAND
Hayden, Don, "Bert Thomas, 'Mr. Ford' of England Retires" photo, March-Apr 1995 (39-6)
p 3
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