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I am bringing in a 29 AA chassis, no cab, but has all the tin from the cowl forward. I am considering building a flatbed for it. I have fairly good carpentry and metalworking skills and am looking for a set of plans or blueprints to avoid 'reinventing the wheel'. Thanks in advance for any information that may help!

I have good metal ford flatbed that needs wood. Where are you located?

I am in North Texas, I occasionally go to Kansas and may go to the Dakotas in the Spring. Shipping might be an option. Depending on what you want for it and how it would pack up, it may be worth considering. Thanks!

Hey i have a a wood flatbed/grainbed that i removed from my 1929 aa crossmembers and side boards arr stamped omaha standard located in nebraska but will be heading down to witchita ks middle to end of january send me a pm if interestsd and i can get you pictures tomorrow and can discuss price

We don't have plans, but we can send you pictures of what we built.

Some pictures posted at http://www.tresburrosgarage.com/Capay-History.html

My dad built it on the fly using the metal bed demensions, but this one is 12 feet long.

wow looks neat!

Looks like a model t express on the back of that flatbed. Keeping it or planning on selling?

The pics are great. Looks like some nice work there. It looks like I have a used bed on the way, it needs some restoration work and should suffice as an 'authentic' part for my truck project. I may be looking for a cab, or I may want to build one of those open wooden canopy cabs that I have seen on delivery trucks. For me, this doesn't have to be original, as long as it looks good and period 'correct'. Thank you all...

I Have some plans for my Australian Bodied Truck

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