Wind wings

German guy

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I read somewhere that 'wind wings' were only on open cars but a fellow A owner at a recent tour event has them on a Fordor and they looked good. I asked about the open car only question and he insisted that they were a common option on closed cars as well. TRUE/FALSE?
 
Ford definitely did offer wind wings for closed cars. Ford called them draft deflectors. Many other companies also offered them as an accessory at the time.
 

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Possibly, but now we're talking dealer-installed or aftermarket windwings for closed cars, not factory-installed, which is the yardstick for measuring what was and what wasn't included on Model A's when they rolled off the assembly lines.
Marshall
 
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