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If anyone in the Ontario Canada area needs logo's painted by hand and brush ( they never had decals back then ) let me know . Here are pictures Of Steve who hand painted ours .

We had to completly replace the entire deck , beams , and racks as the old ones were rotten . This was an aftermarket deck from day one . Also ignore the spare tire . It is there for show . It is acually a Model A wheel that a person donated to us for the project ( She found it under her shed ) It l...

Awesome news --- That tells me that's the original engine --- WOW

The crates and bottles are harder to find than parts for the truck -- we have tried with no success .

Tom -Thanks . The AA is a fun truck - I will have to get back to you on the tire size ( I will check Monday when I am at work )-- I am not sure the size . I can still get them , that much I do know . These ones are atleast 30 years old -- I have posted a couple of shots of the back end when she was ...

Here are a few more shots of her showing off

Just a few shots of our 1928 AA Pepsi truck . Any questions feel free to ask . I was the guy in charge of rebuilding her . The AA was born a Chassis and the rest were aftermarket add ons . The cab is made of hardwood clad in sheet metal including the doors and is the original from 1928. The deck and...

How do you know if the engine in the truck we have is the same that came with our truck ? As far as I have learned the AA is an early 1928 as the hand brake lever is on the left side . Please correct if I am wrong . The engine serial # is CAA11296 . I am not worried about it if it is not the origina...

Thanks ... It's an early 1928 Chassis with an aftermarket cab , bed and racks . The cab is also from 28 . Made out of wood and clad in sheet metal . The chassis for the most part is original . The aftermarket side rails on the deck are also original from 28 . All the deck and racks are new and made ...

Shelby --- you are the Man ---- I printed your instructions -- Thanks -- Our Pepsi truck is a little more dressed up than most but she still is an AA and we like it .

well I am trying it out

Our Early 28 Pepsi truck has the left hand brake ... Thank goodness it works cause the pedel sure won't stop ya too fast .

I am new to the AA site . I would love to post a picture of our 1928 Model AA Pepsi truck but do not know how . I am an old school mechanic and am not the best with the key board . I am always looking for info and like this sight . Can anyone help -- P.S. Thanks Neil for hooking me up to AA Fords