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I'm in Vancouver Washington, just north of Portland. I have several of Alan Schurman's rebuilds, but since his passing I'm looking for another reliable shop. Old school skill sets are sadly disappearing. Chris

Are there any engine rebuilders left, in the Northwest? Or am I looking at a road trip to California? Who's getting the job done?

Thank You, Neil. The "Model A/AA Ford Truck Owner" by A G McMillan and your information, saved me a trip to the scales. I didn't escape the sales taxes and registration fees, in Washington. Just the price we pay; for havin fun. Chris

Brought home a 1928 AA Express, from Eagle Creek, Or. Need the scale weight, for the state of Washington. Which publication? I can't locate it.

Something like this? Good Luck.

The complete original wood for a 1931 79-B Panel (less doors). Excellent for patterns or salvage use. This wood came form a restoration in the early 80's; featured in the Restorer Magazine. If interested, call....lets talk. No pictures yet. Chris 360 254-3305. muddman52@comcast.net

Yes, the Stakebed is still for sale. If you'd like more pictures send your e-mail address. I don't want to resize the pictures, for this site. muddman52@comcast.net

1930 AA for sale. Runs great, brakes work well, transmission shifts precisely, with steel fenders, 4 extra tires, stored inside, minor lower cowl and door rust. Clear title. Wood bed constructed, post WWII; by prior owners. Local history from Clark Co. Washington. A easy project. $7575. Call Chris 3...

Complete 1928 AA Stakebed, from Great Falls, Montana. The clutch assembly, head, engine gaskets, radiator, water pump, hoses, and ignition wiring have been replaced. The truck starts and runs great. Transmission and high-low work well. Tires have great tread; along with the 5(rare) wheel caps. But t...

Looking for part resources, general information, and opinions on this 1931 AA Mail Truck. Are there any in the Northwest?
The missing mirrors, tailgate latches and more...............probably impossible to find? Got to get this truck out in the light, and get the deal done. Thanks.

Thanks for the good ideas

My effort to salvage some rims and rings from those spent tires , has hit a snag. My Chinese sawsall and jipo blades don't like those steel strands within. What's going to "get-ur-done"? Obviously I should stop utilizing those 25% coupons from HF

Maybe you find some inspiration; from one of my favorite toys. Notice the similarity in bed design. The 1929 AA Roadster Tow Truck has the high-low, with a 31 high speed rear end. Just wish we had more sunshine in the northwest. Love it when the tops off. Chris

Very Good Guess! And that's not the only parts stored-away.

Check out this 29 AA stakebed. From Great Falls, Montana: strong engine, solid cab, no rust,and complete down to the hub caps. Early 29 with wire wheels, a high-low behind the transmission, very good doors. I've got it in Vancouver........Washington. $10,500. Chris Hendrickson @ 360 254-3305 or mudd...