1929 Ford Model A

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1929 Ford Model A - 2 Door Sedan

1929 Ford Model A 2 Door Sedan - Green with Black Fenders with Gray Broadcloth interior, chrome bumpers, rear window sunshade, motometer, rear mounted spare, new tires.

This 1929 Ford Model A 2 door Sedan has been restored to original, with an all steel body.

This Classic Ford Model A runs excellent, it is a lot of fun to drive and easy to maintain. Offered at only $14,900.00.

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We offer low rate, simple interest financing through JJ Best & Banc, delivery to your door no problem, on display in our 15,000 S' classic car museum located inside the 100,000 S' Brandon Home Furnishing store here in Atlanta, GA.

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This Classic and Very Collectible restored 1929 Ford Model A is OFFERED @ $14,900

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NEWS - MEMORIES AND CULTURE FROM 1926 - (in no particular order)

NEWS - MEMORIES - CULTURE From 1929 - (in no particular order) -

- Trotsky is expelled from U.S.S.R.
- The Lateran Treaty establishes an independent Vatican City.
- First large-scale Jewish-Arab violence caused by a clash at the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem.
- Byrd and Bennett Fly Over South Pole
- Car Radio Invented

Additional U.S. Events
- St. Valentine's Day gangland massacre in Chicago (Feb. 14).
- Stock market prices plummet (Nov.-Dec.). U.S. securities lose $26 billion, marking the first financial disaster of the Great Depression

U.S. Statistics
President: Herbert C. Hoover
Vice President: Charles Curtis
Population: 121,767,000
Federal spending:  $3.13 billion
Consumer Price Index:  17.1
Unemployment:  3.2%
Cost of a first-class stamp:  $0.02

Sports
World Series
Philadelphia A's d. Chicago Cubs (4-1)
Stanley Cup
Boston d. NY Rangers (2-0)
Wimbledon
Women: Helen Wills d. H. Jacobs (6-1 6-2)
Men: Henri Cochet d. J. Borotra (6-4 6-3 6-4)
Kentucky Derby Champion
Clyde Van Dusen
NCAA Football Champions
Notre Dame (9-0-0)

Entertainment
Events
- The Museum of Modern Art opens in New York City.
- CBS is founded by William S. Paley.
Entertainment Awards

Science
- Penicillin is first used to fight an infection.
- Albert Einstein proposes the unified field theory.
- German psychiatrist Hans Berger develops the electroencephalogram (EEG) for recording brain waves.

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