1929 Ford Model A for Sale

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1929 was the Model A's biggest year. Ford built its millionth Model A on February 4, 1929 and its two millionth on July 24, and no other year came close. That is why the 1929 Ford Model A is the year you will see for sale most often, and why the 1929 Ford Model A sedan, in two-door Tudor or four-door Fordor form, is the most common listing of all.

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$4,995 – $87,495
Median asking price
$30,745
Median past asking price
$26,495 (66 listings that ended in the 12 months to Oct 2026)
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1930 Ford Model A $23,495
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Frequently Asked Questions about the 1929 Ford Model A

Tudor sedans are usually the least expensive 1929 Model As, Fordors and coupes come next, and roadsters, phaetons, cabriolets and station wagons ask more. Condition and originality then move a car within its group. Where this page shows a price range and median, they are calculated from the cars listed today.
More than in any other Model A year. Published totals differ with the counting method, but they put 1929 at roughly one and a half million or more. Ford reached one million Model As on February 4, 1929 and two million on July 24, 1929.
Tudor was Ford's name for the two-door sedan and Fordor for the four-door. Fordor bodies were built by Ford and by the outside suppliers Briggs and Murray, so details differ between Fordors of the same year.
Look for the body tag on the firewall, but do not rely on it alone, because many are missing or replaced. Briggs used D-nuts on the firewall and Murray caged nuts, Briggs stamped a small bug mark on the lower cowl, and Murray doors have a slight arch at the top of the window.
The 1930 was restyled with new sweeping fenders, a new radiator, a longer hood and smaller wheels, 19 inch instead of 21 inch, which made the car sit lower. A 1929 keeps the original 1928 look.

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