Meet a Model A Ford club keeping the classic cars on the road

GLEN ALLEN, Va. (Aging Untold) — The Model A was the Ford Motor Company’s next big step after the Model T, ushering in a whole new era for drivers.The Model A was only produced for a limited time, but nearly a century later, clubs like the Old Dominion Model A Ford Club of Greater Richmond are helping to keep the iconic engines running.“Oh, it’s great, you know, to see the smile on the faces coming here today. Some lady was hanging out the window just waving,” Dennis Stone, president of the Old Dominion Model A Ford Club, said.Despite being almost 100 years old, the Model A continues to be fun for all ages.“We get a lot of smiles per mile. People get excited. And then if we blow the ahooga horn, they are ecstatic, especially kids,” Stew Wolfe, vice president of Old Dominion Model A Ford Club, said.Henry Ford created the Model A as an upgrade to the Model T.“We’re looking at an advertisement that occurred in the newspaper in December of 1927, advertising the coming of the new Model A Fo