1931 Ford Model A Fordor Sedan

A 1931 Ford Model A Fordor Sedan arriving at and leaving Carcadia.

It's difficult to produce two smash hits in a row, but that's exactly what Ford did, replacing the industry-defining (but aging) Model T with another major success, the Model A. The car's popularity and durability is proven by the fact that even almost a century later, there are still numerous roadworthy examples in existence and many enthusiast communities that help make ownership fun and maintenance much less of a headache than most people would imagine for a car of this age. This car may have been a humble economical car when new, but today it's a tried-and-true classic that certainly deserves its spot near the very front of this event.

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