In March 1930 Model A sales hit three million, and there were by then nine body styles available. The Model A could be had as coupes, business coupes, sport coupes, roadster coupes, a convertible cabriolet and convertible sedan, phaetons, Tudor and Fordor sedans, a town car and a station wagon, as well as a taxicab, a truck and commercial versions. The Ramblin Reck, a 1930 Sport Coupe, later became the mascot of Georgia Tech.
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Source Wikipedia: Ford Model A (1927)Lead paragraph, manufacturertier 2Quote, Lead paragraph, manufacturer
a car that was produced by the Ford Motor Company as a replacement for the Model T
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March 1930, Model A sales hit three
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March 1930, Model A sales hit three
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a car that was produced by the Ford Motor Company as a replacement for the Model T
Legacy, Ramblin Reck
The Ramblin' Reck, a 1930 Sport Coupe, is the official mechanical mascot of the student body at the Georgia Institute of Technology
Body style, coupe: Features, coupes
coupes (standard and deluxe)
Body style, roadster: Features, roadster
roadster coupes (standard and deluxe)
Body style, sedan: Features, sedans
Tudor sedans (standard and deluxe)
Body style, convertible: Features, convertible
convertible cabriolet
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