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Model A Roadster
The Ford Model "A" was designed to replace the very successful Model "T". Despite the fact that
the Model A was released just as the United States entered the "Great Depression" it is
considered one of the most successful automobile designs of all time.
The Ford Model "A" was one of the most versatile automobiles ever, having been produced in
many versions including roadster, coupe, 2 door sedan, 4 door sedan, pick-up, sedan delivery to
name only the most popular! The Model "A" deluxe roadster represents the pinnacle of Model A
design by combining the rugged and economical four cylinder engine in a roadster that offered top
down enjoyment and sporty good looks and seating for 4 using the unique "rumble seat".
This Minicraft kit represents the deluxe roadster with almost all of the extra options one could add
including fender mounted spare time, rumble seat, chrome luggage external luggage rack and
retractable canvas top as produced in 1931. The model offers excellent detail in 1/16 scale, with a
flat-head 4 cylinder engine, opening doors, detailed interior, folding rumble seat, original style
spoke wheels with real rubber tires and a fully detailed chassis with pose-able steering.
Minicraft Models, 1501 Commerce Drive, Elgin IL 60123 USA
www.minicraftmodels.com
Printed in China
11236
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Summary of Contents for Minicraft Models 11236
- Page 1 4 cylinder engine, opening doors, detailed interior, folding rumble seat, original style spoke wheels with real rubber tires and a fully detailed chassis with pose-able steering. Minicraft Models, 1501 Commerce Drive, Elgin IL 60123 USA www.minicraftmodels.com Printed in China...
- Page 2 Sprue C 11 10 Sprue F Sprue H Sprue J (Chromed) Sprue G Sprue E 10 11 14 13 Sprue M (Chromed) Sprue I Sprue M (1-3) Tires Rivets (Front Axle) Axle Parts marked are not for use. Hinge Pins 11236...
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Page 3: Before Beginning Assembly
BEFORE BEGINNING ASSEMBLY Your MINICRAFT model contains a wealth of highly detailed parts. Please take a moment to read the instruction sheet to become familiar with the parts before beginning assembly. Be sure to test the fit of all parts before gluing. Remove the plating from the 'chromed' parts in the areas where glue will be applied. - Page 4 E(25) E(12) E(18) E(15) Assemble the chassis by cementing all parts indicated to E(2) except F(9/10). Cement E(1) to other parts, when dry attach F(9/10). Note diagram showing appropriate locating holes on parts E(1/2). Secure the engine to the chassis as shown. Cement at four points shown. Note alignment slot Rivet Finished Wheel...
- Page 5 View from above Cement parts G(1/2) to one wheel, trapping the pins of parts E(21) and E(22) in location holes. Cement the differential and drive Do not allow cement to touch pins. Allow one wheel assembly to dry, then repeat with the other wheel. shaft assembly together as shown.
- Page 6 Cement battery parts F(22/26) together and glue to frame in position shown. Cement floorboard D(1) to B (1). Cement left fender B(2) Cement fenders and floorboard assembly to frame. Cement engine in place. Note two versions are included, with or without a assembly in position, connecting to driveshaft.
- Page 7 Cement dash/cowl assembly to chassis. Thread steering shaft F(12) through part E(4) under dash and connect to steering linkage on chassis. Cement steering wheel parts as shown and cement to steering shaft. Cement sides L (7) and L (8) to body shell. Do not apply glue Assemble seat L (15) and L (2), then insert into body to hinge points.
- Page 8 1/16" (2mm) End view Steps Shorten one end of hinge pins to dimensions shown. 32/33 Glue into position as shown. (Part is shown upside down). Cement door halves L (5,13) together. Cement hinge pin Cement door halves L (6,14) together. Cement hinge pin to hinge E (9), then cement hinges E (8,9) to door.
- Page 9 Long end Short end Long end Check assembly for freedom of movement Short end Hood/Engine Cover Assemble Right and Left sides of hood as shown. Do not allow cement to Cement J(31) to C(5) and J(32) to C(4). enter the holes in hinges H(21/22). Note alignment.
- Page 10 OPTIONAL (Both sides) DECAL (Both sides) (Both sides) Cement bumper and accessories to front end and hub caps J(30) and handles J(29) to body, left and right sides. Cement accessories to windshield. DECAL Cement bumper M(10) to brackets. Attach rack M(11) and step M(4) to bumper mounts. Assemble J(25/24/8) and H(19) and cement to body.
- Page 11 * Allow the decal to dry overnight. Wash any adhesive residue off the model with a small amount of clean water and dry thoroughly. * Apply clear gloss, matte or flat coat to seal decals following the instructions from the manufacturer. Visit our Website- www.minicraftmodels.com Minicraft Models 1501 Commerce Drive Elgin, IL 60123 Phone: 847-429-9676...
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