Name/Title
1929 Ford Model A Standard PhaetonDescription
In automobiles, "phaeton" is usually defined as being an open car with no side windows. Some feature a folding top as well. It is the automobile counterpart of a horse-drawn phaeton carriage, which were popular with Queen Victoria.
Some features of the 1929 Ford Model A Standard Phaeton are 4 doors, an L-head engine that produces 40 hp, water pump cooling system, splash gravity lubrication, 103.5" wheelbase, steel spoke wheels, balloon tires, and a 10-gallon fuel tank. The original cost was $395, and customers could choose between 7 colors. It weighs 2,150 pounds.Motor Vehicle Type
AutomobileMake and Manufacture
Manufacturer
FordModel
Model A Standard PhaetonManufacture Date
1929Total Produced
47276Motor Vehicle Details
Engine
Engine Position
Front-EngineBore/Stroke
Bore: 3.875 inches. Stroke: 4.25 inches.Horsepower
40Drivetrain
Drive Type
Rear-Wheel DriveBody
Body Style
PhaetonDoors
4Number of Passengers
5Top Speed
About 65 mphLexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
Nomenclature Primary Object Term
AutomobileNomenclature Sub-Class
Motor VehiclesNomenclature Class
Land Transportation T&ENomenclature Category
Category 07: Distribution & Transportation Objects