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Went to an auction on Wednesday. Truck sold for under 6k.

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A rebuilt engine went along.

I mean "tired of reading.."

Good answer, Brady. I, for one, get tired of ready posts by those who I think have posting diarrhea.

How about this:

LONG ISLAND REGION
2975 Lincoln Ave
Oceanside NY 11572
Angela Adler
516-7634-3850
mrkalder@optonline.net

Long Island has long had an active Model A club.

Norwich, is it a Canadian Truck?

That is Fran Pagnotta's truck. It was shown at Renninger's meet at Bird-in-Hand, PA on Sunday 4/26/09. It won AACA Senior award at Hershey '08.

I agree with Mr. Moore. These cracks are easy to see, and in my over 40 years with Model A's I've never had one fail, but I have detected some starting to crack. These I have repaired. There is usually a distinct wailing sound emitted from them when the crack is flexing when running. People may thin...

The way I would do it, because many bearing parts could be in decent shape, is to order only what parts I disassembled and found bad.

That is a good viewable size. Good Job!

The amazing thing to me is the horn is still on it!

The host club's online schedule for the Meet says the special interest groups' meetings are Friday June 27, and that the AA meeting is on the schedule for 1:00 to 3:00 that day. I plan to be there, and hope to meet many of you there, as well. Randy

Vicky, the two you show are clips from original Ford truck ads printed in magazines and newspapers. If you follow AA ads on eBay you can get quite a collection. Most of the truck ads with elaborate scenery were drawn by Peter Helck. Later, photos were used and they are very unexciting. The Model A F...

It is my opinion that , if a guy won't give you a price, you should just walk away. He is just on a fishing expedition, hoping for a big score, but probably does not really need to sell the item.

I think Dave is probably pretty close to it on this. I find from driving my A's that this back firing is more likely caused by having the low idle stop screw adjusted to allow too high of an idle speed. Sometimes this is done when the idle circuit is not working right and the screw is turned so that...

The story of the 1931 mail trucks and their production into 1932 is covered on the website of the St. Louis Car Museum, along with a zillion pictures (good ones). See http://www.stlouiscarmuseum.com/stlcarm ... asp?id=595