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Plain Ol' As Model A Ford Club
Plain Ol' As Model A Ford Club
              Serving Northeast Kansas

2011 Regional Meeting
     The Plain Ol' As are excited to be the hosts for the 2011 Regional in our own backyard of Overland Park, Kansas.  Scheduled from June 5 to 11 of 2011, watch here for details and we'll see you next summer!

Who are we?
     The Plain Ol' As are a group of ncie folks involved in the preservation and enjoyment
of the Ford Model A automobile.  Membership offers opportunities for you to learn how to
keep your vehicle in good working order, gives you an excuse to get it out on the road, and
you can always just hang around with other people silly enough to own these things!

     For more info about the Plain Ol' As, click on the "About Us" link.  You can also visit our Activities page to get an idea of the some the things we like to do.  We're working on getting our Gallery stocked with photos of some of our members and (perhaps more importantly!) their cars.

     We're glad you stopped by ... slide behind the wheel and take our website for a spin!



Read our latest Newsletter
by clicking on this link
    
     If you want to catch up on news, the past couple newsletters are stored on the Links & Downloads page. 


What's Playing on the Jukebox?
     The music that pops up in the background represent recordings from artists of the Model A era.  Today's Selection:   Get Going by Bennie Moten and his Kansas City Orchestra (Oct 1930)




      (You may have to tell Internet Explorer it's OK to allow the Media Plug-In to hear the sound)

This Month in History
August 15, 1899  Henry Ford is out of a job
     In August of this year, some six years after he made his first working small engine, Henry Ford quit his job at the Edison Illuminating Company's where he had been serving as the Chief Engineer.
 
                                                                                                         source:  www.historychannel.com
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