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spectria wrote:Wow, hope all is well...

Everything is great...Just lost interest!

Pluck

FOR SALE: October 1929 Model AA Ford Truck… Have lost interest in restoring my October 1929 Model AA Ford Truck, 131-1/2 inch wheelbase. So far I have had the frame, dual high, front and rear springs, and various of other small chassis parts restored. The rest is not. To go with the rest, have a ver...

I did. Thanks Brady.

Pluck

Well guys, there comes a time to say goodby. No...not to the Model A Ford hobby but to the Model AA Ford hobby. I started collecting AA parts back in 1995 and was really wanting to restore a AA Truck. I joined the Ford Model AA Truck Club which was a great idea at the time. Neil Wilson, head of the ...

Have a September/October 1929 AA CC Truck. The frame is complete plus varrious other chassis parts. Have most of the parts to complete the restoration including sheet metal, platform, stakes, etc..... $2500.00 for everything AA Truck wise. Enough parts to pick and choose the parts needed to complete...

spectria wrote:What is the production date of this engine?
Thanks for doing the math for me.

This block was stamped on February 25, 1931.

See my website www.plucks329s.org

Pluck

Steve, I have a 1928 Stakebed, block# A54044 and matching frame number. Close, too what your looking for. No date stamp on the firewall, but TC 21 is on the cross rail in front of the seat. It has the TT back panel with the embossed Ford. Can I help your inquiry? Chris, Much apprecited but it is la...

If you have one of these Model A/AA Ford blocks between A1-A45396, please contact me as I need some information and possibably photos.

No restamp blocks please.



Thanks.



Pluck

Try Bert's Model A's in Denver...they have a ton of stuff!

Pluck

Your early '30 truck would have used the boxy '28-'29 style cab. They used these cabs on the new '30 chassis with the Budd wheels until around June of '30 when the new rounder style cabs were introduced. The cab you found should be the correct cab style. Some changes were made in '28-'29 with the p...

Thanks Farrell,

It should be an interesting job.

I have one other cab to serve as a "template" in order to assemble the one from parts.

Pluck

Neil Wilson wrote:Your '29 82-A should have d-nuts in the hinge pillar for the mirror bracket. That is the third and last location for the side view mirror.

You could check out the April 2005 Double A'er article on side view mirrors.

Thanks Neil.

Pluck

Pluck, A '28-mid '30 CCPU stands for two bodies (a cab and a pickup). So, which are you talking about? I have taken some of an 82-A cab apart. But, never completely. My take is that if the cab is so bad that everything need taken apart, then I would not want to use it (way to much work). But, I liv...

At what point did the outside mirror go from between the upper and middle door hinge to above the upper door hinge?

My October 1929 cab has the position between the upper and middle door hinge.

Thanks.

Pluck

Has anyone completely taken apart a 28-mid 30 CCPU body for restoration? I mean every part that is riveted to the body and brought it back? I have a complete body which I am not going to disassemble which I will use as an example (which also needs a good restoration) but also have a ton of CCPU body...