National Auto and Truck Museum
The National Auto & Truck Museum’s mission is to enrich lives and educate all generations through the acquisition and preservation of America’s automobile and truck history with buildings, vehicles, artifacts and literature.
Links to Other Great Websites
Model A Ford Club of America
MAFCA is dedicated to the restoration and preservation of the Model A Ford automobile
Model"A" Ford Foundation
MAFFI's goal is to preserve the Model A Fords and memorabilia through research, education, and the various program contained within these webpages
Auburn - Cord - Duesenberg Museum
The mission of the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum is to preserve the past and provide multigenerational audiences an educational and inspirational journey exploring the past, present, and future of the transportation industry while leveraging the Museum's collection as its foundation.
Hemmings Motor News: Auto Classifieds
Hemmings Motor News will strive to enhance the experience of the collector-car enthusiast by publishing high-quality products while serving our readers and advertisers with excellence.
SALT CREEK MODEL A FORD CLUB
A Chapter of the Model A Ford Club of America
Bratton's Antique Auto Parts
Serving the Model "A" Restorer for 24 years, Bratton's. Over 2,500 Model "A" Parts, each with a full description and illustration and many full page schematic drawing to help identify parts and assembly sequence
Model A Restorers Club
The Model “A” Restorers Club - MARC, founded in 1952, holds as its aims the encouragement of members to acquire, restore, preserve, exhibit and make use of the Model “A” Ford. And most importantly, to enjoy the fellowship of other Model “A” Ford owners around the world.
Gilmore Car Museum
The Mission of the Gilmore Car Museum is to tell the history of America through the automobile. We foster experiences which connect people with the history, heritage, and social impact of the automobile through collecting, preserving, and interpreting its story.
The Beller Museum
Founded in 1993 by Jordon and Corrine Beller, the museum strives to showcase products of Detroit's heydays.