1931 Ford Model A Victoria

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Despite its size relative to modern cars, this 122 in. (10 ft.) Buick Special Series 40 was the smallest car of the family. Even with that comparison, it has more than enough room thanks to its bench seats while the rear suicide doors provide easy backseat entry. This Buick has a special place in this museum. It was the very first car donated to the newly-formed California Vehicle Foundation in 1982. The Foundation opened this museum in 1987, originally called the Towe Ford Museum. The car is in nice condition with only some minor signs of wear since we use the vehicle regularly as part of our community outreach program. We love to share this car and its history with our community and hope you enjoy it as well! Want a true antique that's a little more on the compact side but still an unforgettable experience for your event? How about a Model A? Ford's successor to the venerable Model T was just as huge in the motoring world. This Victoria body style features a convertible top and an equally roomy back seat, making it ideal for events in both cool and warm weather. This design was completely new for 1931, meaning you'll be riding along in something truly revolutionary and have memories that will last a lifetime. The car is in nice condition with only some minor signs of wear since we use the vehicle regularly as part of our community outreach program. We love to share this car and its history with our community and hope you enjoy it as well! If you wish to use this car for a photoshoot at the museum instead of off-site, a discounted rate will be provided. If you wish to commercially publish photograph of our cars, approval must be granted prior to publication from the California Automobile Museum and additional fees will apply.

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