Brackets on the Frame.

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Brady
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Joined: October 21st, 2003, 1:38 pm
Body Type: None
Model Year: 1930
Location: Norwich, NY 13815

Re: Brackets on the Frame.

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Nice looking project Farrell - wish you the best with it.
Stakebed
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Body Type: Grainbox
Model Year: 1929
Location: Illinois

Re: Brackets on the Frame.

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Image

clean pic of my frame (forgot i had this pic).

what other body styles would have the long splash aprons and running boards and rear fenders but not be a platform/stakebed?

Ive been told this truck used to deliver milk and was purchased from the dairy by my great grandfather. Rockmoss green cab and black fenders/running boards.

it could be possible that this had a different bed but not sure why my relatives would go thru the effort of finding and correctly putting on a ford bed...or go thru the trouble of removing the proper brackets from the frame and leaving the ones attached to the wood...
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gunmetal 2
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Body Type: 82-A
Model Year: 1929

Re: Brackets on the Frame.

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If your talking about the L bracket I think you are its for you to bolt the running board splash aprons to the frame.
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gunmetal 2
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Model Year: 1929

Re: Brackets on the Frame.

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E-mail me at 1929oldlady@gmail.com and I will send you pics of my 29 that has them brackets on the frame.
Gary ohb
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Body Type: 82b
Model Year: 1931

Re: Brackets on the Frame.

Post by Gary ohb »

When I took apart my 31' AA's I thought that bracket was for the long running board aprons to attach to. Both my trucks had long aprons and running boards, one had dual wheels.
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