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Brady wrote:Great find and nice photos- notice the early intake manifold witout a vacuum port. Thanks for posting, and BTW- you may want to wait until after dark to test out any wenches on your car trailer...

Why would I want to wait till dark?

Elkhorn29, From what I can see (like the wheels), your AA is a '29 (not a '28). That is what I thought when I first saw the truck from the wheels. I was able to find the VIN and its AA5324** which would make it Oct. 1928. Besides that the truck also has 1. What appears to be an early transmission m...

Picked up a 1928 stakebed today minus cab, hood,front fenders and few other things. If I find a cab for this frame it might become another project, if not, its parts for my 29. I thought it was cool that it has most of rear fenders with fender spacers. I don't believe I have ever seen rear fender sp...

I think I found a trany like this, is it really a dual high? Would it give a higher driving speed?

I hate to give you the bad news. It appears that your engine block is a re stamp. The stars before and after the number are missing. You will also notice that the texture of the number pad is different that the rest of the block. This is not an uncommon thing to find. Just don't mention it to your ...

Ok Dave, I unedited the picture just for you:) I know you like the pictures

Wasn't sure if showing the whole vin would be a good idea. What do you think?

I found the numbers on the frame of my AA truck today! I was excited to see the numbers match the block. I was hoping somebody on here could tell the truck manufacture date and manufacture plant location by the numbers. I questioned if the my truck was really a 29 but now I hope the numbers will tel...

Here are the pictures of the motor mounts

Thanks, I'm also looking for engine mounts for my AA truck.

I'm in California north of Bakersfield

Thanks again,

Chris

Thanks Neil for posting . According to my registration the truck is a 29, the truck has been registered as a historic vehicle since at least 1973 in California and the number stamped on the motor suggests the motor was made in Oct. 1929. That supported 1929. I'm not sure though, I think there might ...

Here is a picture of my truck from the day we brought it home.

I am new to this forum. I recently acquired a 1929 AA plateform stake bed truck. From what I've read online it is a 82-A Closed Cab with a 88-A/188-A Stake Bed. The truck is in pretty good shape, considering its age and I've fallen in love with it. I've started repairing some of the rust. The cowl u...