Black Wheels

[Steve Ciccalone]

JK, paint two red on the left and two black on the right. That way the witnesses can contradict each other.

[mrtexas]

BTW, did any Model As go out of the factory with other than black wheels?

[Roger V]

Good choice. For me it makes it look like it would have "back in the day".

[dave in australia]

Originally Posted by John Butts in CT

Dave, there was a thread on Australian '28-'29 colo(u)rs some time back, with an illustrated brochure. Pretty wild combinations.

And considering not all combo's had black guards, some had tan guards and some had green guards, there definately were some different combo's offered. Also, there were only 16,238 1928 A's sold and a mere 6929 1929 A's sold, thats a lot of colour for small production numbers.

[Special Coupe Frank]

Originally Posted by mrtexas

BTW, did any Model As go out of the factory with other than black wheels?

Yes; was reading Jim Schildt's "Original Ford Model A" last night...


Somewhere around June 1930, colored wheels became optional, and for 1931, Deluxe models came with colored wheels, in the same color as the striping...

Consult the Paint & Finish Guide or the Judging Standards for the specifics on a given year & model.


I was also mildly surprised to see in Schildt's book some color photos of some very lovely '28-'29 A's with non-black wire wheels, but otherwise correct paint... perhaps these owners drive on colored wheels, reserving their "correct blacks" for judged events ?

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It looks like a real Model A. Makem black.