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There is a high window, Ford script, stake bed in rough but not total junk condition, just put on EBay. Located in Montana. Starting price was $300.

The best cardboard to use, as a backer for the vinal, is Thermo Ply by Tyco. I haven't bought any for a few years so don't know if it is still made. It didn't warp after a few years like most other upholstery cardboards. The 1/8" plywood was OK but alot of extra work to seal up so that it also ...

It is not for sale at this time, but here are more old pictures, 2 of which show it after the Ford garage worked on it (but didn't finish it) in the late 60's and then it was put in a barn until I bought it about 5 years ago

This copied from a post on the Ford Barn - I hope someone that realizes what an original condition find the 1930 Hearse is buys it and keeps it stock. If I didn't have 9 Model A and any storage space at all, I would be there. good luck to somebody! Antique car/parts auction 11/2/13 544 HANCOCK RD, N...

This is a picture of my tow truck that was taken back in the 60's after 25+ years of work and it shows the location in relation to the rear wheels, and the frame is not cut.

I never get to talk about my nos parts because I don't have any except these,(top one is used), left bottom is for power take off levers, only have 1, the right bottom is without, have 5 of them. I can't remember where I got them it was so long ago.

There are AA express rear fenders on Ebay by dirttrack7, fair shape, opening bid is $399 ea. I think the time is up around the 10th.

There are a couple of nice AA's at the OHTM auction this Sat. (25th). The stake body 29 is all original with no rust through, original seat w/upholstery and 44500 miles. The early 30 soft top dump has had work done years ago but is still in good shape and it runs and drives good. I believe these tru...

I also would be interested, of course depending on price and quality.

I think they should have an opening bid price of $7500 - but if they didn't do most of the work themselves and just hired the local body shop to "fix" it up you could understand how they could come up with the delusional price that they have set. O'well there is 1 person in the world that ...

There is a "1930 Ford Model A Model AA" in Barrington RI. that is different and not too common. I think that it was one of the rolling chassis/fenders/running boards/cowls rigs that Ford sold to after market companies. I don't have my reference book in front of me so can't come up with a c...

Condon & Skelly in Md., they are listed in that list at the top of the Model A section of the Fordbarn. I pay approx. $60 a year. It has to be original and there is a mileage limit I think.

Those rims fit on 1928 AA hubs which are different than the A that you are asking about.

Anything that is unique has more value, and that type of dump fits in that category. as far as the bed goes, old ones of different sizes are available and new ones can be made. The pictures are fuzzy but the cab and fenders look pretty good. If you are selling this truck, you should not give it away...

There is a real nice bus body on Ebay that is interesting to look at. The following is the write-up with the listing. "1930 Or 1931 Wayne 5 Window Bus Body For The Model AA Ford Or Chevrolet From 1930 Or 1931. This Bus Body Was Owned By The Late Roger Kauffman, The Renowned Model AA Truck Exper...