The Dallas Model A Ford Club, Inc. is a for profit corporation of Texas and a chapter of the Model A Ford Club of America, Inc. (MAFCA),
a national historical society dedicated to the restoration and preservation of the Model A Ford automobile as manufactured from 1928 through 1931.
The club is also a region of the Model A Restorers Club (MARC).
The Dallas Model A Ford Club dues are $25, which includes a monthly digital issue of The Quail Tale sent to your e-mail address.
For an additional $7, your Membership Roster can be mailed to you.
Club membership is required in the national clubs to maintain our official affiliation. The officers and board members urge every member to join both
national clubs or at least one.
Possession of a Model A Ford is not required for membership; only your interest and participation. Meetings are usually held on the second Sunday of the
first eleven months. For information about specific meetings, please contact us.
Cortlin LaBlank
President
Cort and his wife Ashley are originally from Missouri and grew up around antique cars. Ashley inherited her fathers 1929 Town Sedan and it has since been restored. Since then they have purchased a 1928 Huckster that Ashley uses for her florist business and a 1929 Phaeton.
Ron Anderson
Vice President
Ron's father gave him his 1930 restored Roadster pickup. Ron didn't know much about it, but the friendly people in this chapter have been a great help. Ron enjoys seeing and learning about historical things, and has traveled to every courthouse in the State of Texas, although not in the Model A. Ron has had a lot of fun getting to know the folks in the Dallas Model A Ford Club.
Wanda Rice
Secretary
Dell and Wand joined the club in 2002. They have a 1931 Fordor that Wanda's great-grandfather bought new. Wanda loves to see faces light up when they see the car drive by. Wanda is looking forward to making more memories down the road.
Doug Scott
Treasurer
Ever since his days in college, Doug has enjoyed history. With the Model A hobby, Doug has had the opportunity to preserve history by refurbishing and maintaining Ford Model A vehicles. Doug and Lura started with a total frame-off restoration of a 1930 Coupe which Lura inherited. Doug and Lura have acquired two beautifully restored cars from Ron & Pat Davis that they enjoy very much. Doug's current project is a frame-off restoration of a 1929 Station Wagon. Club members have taught him much about this hobby and many of them have become friends.
250 South Cypress Street
La Habra, CA 90631-5515
Dues are $40 per calendar year, which includes six copies of The Restorer, published bimonthly.
6721 Merriman Road
Garden City, MI 48135
Dues are $45 per calendar year, which includes six copies of Model “A” News, published bimonthly.
PO Box 28
Peotone, IL 60468
Dues are $25 per calendar year, which includes four copies of The "A" Preserver, published quarterly.
