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Ford Model A Pickup Valley Green Motor City 1:18

Ford Model A Pickup Valley Green Motor City 1:18
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Specifications
Brand
Ford
Manufacturer
Motor City
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
40003
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About the Ford Model A Pickup Valley Green Motor City 1:18

TL;DR: Motor City's 1:18 diecast Ford Model A Pickup in valley green reproduces the 1931 pre-war workhorse that succeeded the Model T. A well-proportioned, straightforward subject suited to a classic pickup or early Ford collection.

The Model A never chased glamour, and this pickup version, built for work rather than show, represents Ford's early lineup at its most functional.

A Straightforward Pre-War Truck in Diecast

This 1:18 replica keeps the Model A Pickup's boxy cab and simple open bed honest, with the era's upright grille and exposed headlamps rendered as distinct, separately defined components rather than smoothed into the body. The valley green finish sits evenly across the flat panels typical of early-1930s truck design, and the diecast construction gives the model appropriate heft for a subject built from heavy-gauge steel in period. Detailing stays proportional to the truck's utilitarian nature: there is little chrome or ornamentation to get wrong, and what's there is handled cleanly.

The Model A's Role in Ford's Early Success

Launched in 1927 as the replacement for the aging Model T, the Model A proved enormously popular across body styles, and the pickup variant extended that success into the commercial and agricultural market during the early years of the Great Depression. Its simple, durable mechanicals made it a common sight on American farms and small businesses well into the following decades. For a collection tracing Ford's transition from the Model T era into its 1930s lineup, this pickup fills an honest, working-class role.

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