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Old 05-02-2019, 02:37 AM   #9
Bick in New Zealand
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Default Re: Oldest Surviving Model "A"

Brad interesting piece. Neither one would be 1927 as official Canadian production did not commence until Feb 1, although I suspect that some may have been build earlier for testing purposes etc. I do know that Model As were displayed in Toronto on Dec 2 1927, whether these were built in Canada or the U.S. is unknown. CA1242 probably had many of the VE US. features. I remember reading of the first Model A on display in South Africa, and the fact that it had open end bumpers. This would indicate that it was a very early production vehicle.
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