Automotive enthusiasts from around the world have celebrated the Model A Ford for years for its simple functionality, reliable design, and lasting beauty.  In the mid 1950’s, to many people, the Model A was just a used car, but to others it was a thing of beauty to be preserved and enjoyed.  From 12 such enthusiasts came the formation of the Model A Ford Club of America (MAFCA) in 1955.

The San Francisco Bay Area Chapter of the Model A Ford Club of America formed the following year, in 1956.  It is a non-profit organization founded to celebrate the preservation and use of those historic Model A Ford automobiles built by Henry Ford during the years 1928 through 1931.

The club was continues to encourage the preservation and driving of the Model A Ford.  Today, si years later, we are still going strong with the same affection for these fine functionally designed automobiles.  We are a club that is small, yet has all levels of restoring experience from beginner to advanced to help guide Model A enthusiasts.

Our club members own and operate a number of Model A styles, including Tudors, Pick-ups, Fordors, Roadsters, Phaetons, and Woodies.  Because of the range of body styles, availability of parts and know-how is accessible through club members.  Being a club member is a good way of maintaining your Model A in operative condition.

 

Monthly Tours and Outings

The club schedules at least one tour and/or outing each month throughout the year. Go to the Events page for the current schedule of events.

 

Monthly Meetings

On the second Thursday of each month members meet at 7:30pm at the Monte Cristo Club at 136 Missouri St. in San Francisco. The meeting place is located in a safe neighborhood and parking is convenient.