Did Pickups have AA engines?
Did Pickups have AA engines?
on occasion I see a Pickup advertised with an AA serial number. We're some Pickups built with the heavier AA clutch / AA engine?
- rsierk
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Re: Did Pickups have AA engines?
The answer to your question is complicated by the fact that so many people are calling a one and a half ton chassis truck a pickup. If you are referring to the light chassis pickup, they were probably not built with AA engine/trans assemblies.
- AAholic
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Re: Did Pickups have AA engines?
I wonder if a lot of AA's weren't cannibalized for their cabs, engines and titles to build pickup trucks?
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Re: Did Pickups have AA engines?
I'm thinking maybe if the car or pickup had the 4-speed installed at
the factory in late 31 they may have had an AA number.
Bob
the factory in late 31 they may have had an AA number.
Bob
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Re: Did Pickups have AA engines?
Bob C:
That sounds quite feasable. Especially, since Henry liked to use stuff up.
-- Drew
That sounds quite feasable. Especially, since Henry liked to use stuff up.
-- Drew
Drew Mashburn