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Curious, this doesn't look original, but is a very nice job. At least I don't think it's original as the original was stamped. Is that correct? http://www.hankstruckpictures.com/pix/trucks/pnwtm/2005/aug26/dsc_7359.jpg On this site, says 32 BB. http://www.hankstruckpictures.com/brooks2005_ford.htm

So when folks say they “restored” the truck, be wary , unless you truly know the person, one definition of restored is not everyone’s. My definition of “restored” is to have mechanically brought the truck back to factory specs amongst other ways, and I’ve seen several nice vehicles that were consid...

Allan, I would make one suggestion: find a man who ones one and start a conversation. I wasn't going to post any links, but I don't think I'm going to aggressively seek to purchase on of these, but you never know. I've been in contact with this seller, and we've exchanged a few emails. He's done mo...

What do you mean by use? You should know the AA is not going to get anywhere fast with a safe cruiseing speed (due to engine rpm and gearing) of 35-40mph. Sure it can haul 1.5 tons and more but you gotta take back roads. Duallys showed up 1930-31 for model AA's. Standard model A pickup has a load c...

My assumption is that you are not interested in having an original (assembly-line) type of restoration. I don't know I would classify it like that. I know what I want, and I would prefer to have an original if possible. It all depends on what I find on my quest. I know in the past couple years what...

My first post, and I don't have a AA yet but wanting to understand some differences and/or what would be the best way to get a nice truck. I'm not pushed to buy, and while I could pull the trigger on one at the right price, I want to find one that will work out best for me. I have long lusted for an...