34th Model A Day - Clinton, WI - Sunday, June 4, 2023 9AM - 2PM

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34th Model A Day - Clinton, WI - Sunday, June 4, 2023 9AM - 2PM
"It never rains on Model A Day!"
Everything is free and there's plenty of parking.
Fun for the whole family

ALL of our proceeds will go towards the Clinton food Pantry and the Clinton Community Outreach program

One of the Midwest's largest Model A events, now hosted by the village of Clinton, WI.
C'mon over and bring your friends and family!
You'll have a chance to talk to the owners and get an up-close look at these beautiful old Fords.
There will be a special spot for guests to have a photo taken in/near a couple of our best Model A's
If you are the proud owner of a Model A, this is a great time to meet other owners from around the Midwest.
Guests and villagers are welcome to dress in period apparel.
There will be vendors, music, food, door prizes and more!
Step back in time to the 1920's and 30's! Come to this annual unique event and wander through downtown streets, enjoying over 100 beautiful antique Ford Model A vehicles, along with Clinton's shops and restaurants.
There will be a swap meet as well as a craft show with 20+ booths.
Music provided by Joe Locke - Hits DJ, Matthew Wundrow on concertina, and the Glenn Davis Band
Free goody bags given out to all who register, until they're gone.

All types of food and snacks available:
Authentica food truck
Cotton candy by Cotton Clouds
Ice cream
Kettle corn
Hotdogs and shave ice
Pie to Go - from Clinton Kitchen
American Legion selling water and poppies
Box Cars Pub & Grub,
La Guacamaya,
Clinton Kitchen
The Sundown
Rock'n Rogers


We'll have several different raffles going on!
Everyone who registers a vehicle gets a free sticker, dash plaque, personal car sign to fill out and place in their windshield, and a free admission door prize ticket for drawings announced every half hour from 9:30 to 1pm
A 50-50 raffle
Bucket Prizes - too numerous to mention
A special Winner's Choice Drawing - one winner, and one winner only! They get to choose from three items: the awesome custom built 1929 Model A truck model, made by Anne Laviolette, a rebuilt carburetor, or a rebuilt distributor.
We're also having a silent auction, including a Janome Sewist 780DC sewing machine package, which includes, a mat, needles, bobbins, free cleaning and tune up donated by Casey's Sewing Center. Other items too numerous to mention, but all are awesome!
6 Traffic Jams raffle of a 1929 Model A Speedster, custom made by Traffic Jams Speed Shop, valid title included.

Our grand finale will happen at 2pm upon the close of the show. A convoy drive out to the Luety farm in Clinton to have a group photo shoot and individual glamor shots taken of any driver and their car by a professional photographer for a special event price. This is the bridge that has connections to Henry Ford that was written up in the last Manifold News.

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Thank you for all attendees today. Great weather and lots of great Model As made for a very nice Model A Day now in its new location of Clinton, WI. We hope to do it again next year!

[Mike Peters]

Some photos from today.

[Gary WA]

Looks like a Great time!!! Wish I was there need one of those 30 fenders front right!!Thanks for photos.

[Swingle]

This is from after the event was over, the streets were full of Model A's.


http://www.wisconsinregionmarc.com/i...20A%20Day3.mp4

[Jeff/Illinois]

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Neat thanks for posting !!

Quick little buggers must be running the Burtz engines with HC heads and reground cams in that video!

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https://youtu.be/aWuq-iSBeIk

YouTube video of a walk around at the Annual Model A Day in Clinton, WI.

[phatssbigboi]

I have been a not so active member of this forum since 2010

At that time I have a lot of questions for members of this form. About a car that I inherited several years ago a 1934 Ford. It was my father's car The members of this form were very helpful and give me advice on how to get it up and running and how to keep the car. As close to original as possible

I'm sure as you're reading this you're wondering. What does this post have to do with this car show

Well, I did get the car up and running. It took me about a year. I drove it for the summer of 2014 And only drove it intermittently for about the next ten years a few months ago

I took it to traffic jam speed shop to have some work done. Attached are the photos of the work that was performed on my car

I post this here to tell you that the same person that sponsors the model. A car show Robert Yonkee Performed the work on the vehicle

Additionally he stole the adapters which I purchased from richard lacey out of california

that converted the original spindles into f100 juice brakes

when I took the car to him. I only wanted shocks in the back. I did not want coil overs the pitcher's speak for themselves

Finally, please Google his name and you will see. This man is a complete professional con artist

Below is the link to pictures




https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/...1297371/page-6