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He added the photo 3 days later. It is indeed a "TT" box.

I am looking for any 1931 20" wire wheels with snaprings. I also need hubcaps and brakedrums that fit them. TIA.

Of course an overdrive will go faster. As to being quicker that is another story. You need engine hopups to go quicker. A high compression head will help a lot.

Ther gear splitter is basicly an overdrive when you hit the highway. But you can also drive it in direct drive when around town. They make them for "A's", "AA"s", And "V-8's". They also make a syncronized three speed transmission for A's and early AA's. Mitchell Ma...

Installing a Mitchell Gear Splitter is the easiest answer. Gives you overdrive and is a bolt in with no modification to the truck.

I have a couple. But shipping there from CA would break your bank.

Where are you located? Weight is a factor.

A picture is worth a thousand words.

Simple hopups on the engine and a Mitchell Gear Splitter are all ya need.
Mitchell Manufacturing PO Box 236 Healdsburg, CA

Fix what needs fixin'. Oil the rusty spots. And drive it proud as it will be the center of attention wherever it goes.

You need to upload your photos to www.photobucket.com then paste the link to them here.

Modeleh.. I just found it a bit offensive to have a guy who knows nothing about me say I have no idea what I am doing. As I take offence to a guy destroying a good AA. They aren't getting any easier to find and guys that do seem destroy them for their own reasons. You can restore an old truck a mil...

Chris, where did you get all of your AA experience? You have been right on everything I've seen so far.[/quote]


I sure don't have all the answers. I got my first "A" in 1961 when I was 16. There hasn't been one single day of my life that I haven't owned one since.

I bought them.

Hardhatz wrote:
For others a stock AA may be perfectly suitable for modern California freeways, but I don't have the driving skills necessary to blend in with 80 MPH traffic and stop safely behind an ABS-equipped Porsche. I sure do admire those who can!

So drive 55 and you won't have to worry.