Currently yard art, this 1931 open cab is for sale, $1,750. It is most likely good for parts, or for the brave, a restoration. Really, restoration would need two AA's to make this one a complete beast.
Look at the Craigslist ad for details. http://seattle.craigslist.org/kit/cto/3252290714.html
Email me for questions: lundyp@me.com.
Paul Lundy
1931 Ford Truck AA 131 inch delivery, open cab, Kingston, WA
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Reds34
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Re: 1931 Ford Truck AA 131 inch delivery, open cab, Kingston
That is a cool looking truck. I would look at it if it was closer.
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plundy
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Re: 1931 Ford Truck AA 131 inch delivery, open cab, Kingston
I like it too. It is not every day you see an open cab AA.
Paul
Paul
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pyrodork
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Re: 1931 Ford Truck AA 131 inch delivery, open cab, Kingston
posting is expired. please post pics here!
Rumored to be an Early '30 AA...
"Pics or it didn't happen."
-- Scotty "It-Only-Sounds-Like-I-Know-What-I'm-Doing" Petersen, Esquire.
"Pics or it didn't happen."
-- Scotty "It-Only-Sounds-Like-I-Know-What-I'm-Doing" Petersen, Esquire.
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Chris Haynes
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Re: 1931 Ford Truck AA 131 inch delivery, open cab, Kingston
plundy wrote:I like it too. It is not every day you see an open cab AA.
Paul
That is not an open cab. Most likely sold as a running chassis with the cowl and front sheetmetal the rest is aftermarket. Lotsa body builders in the old days to make your car or truck any way you wanted it.
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JEFF I
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Re: 1931 Ford Truck AA 131 inch delivery, open cab, Kingston
I brought it home today ! They said the motor was stuck but after getting here , I put a the crank handle in and it moved ! ... whew ! Might have it running soon. Body is after market , very well built. Have found the word Olympia written across the roof side ... was told it was an Olympia Brewery truck. The fun begins ....
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plundy
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Re: 1931 Ford Truck AA 131 inch delivery, open cab, Kingston
Jeff,
I had fun selling the truck to you. Quite the unique one. Keep us posted on your progress!
Paul
I had fun selling the truck to you. Quite the unique one. Keep us posted on your progress!
Paul
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JEFF I
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Re: 1931 Ford Truck AA 131 inch delivery, open cab, Kingston
Hi Paul , I just realized you were the author here ! I'll tell you that with a stuck motor it was going to be yard art. When it moved with the crank handle ... the mechanic in me decided to see if it would run. I spent all day working on it today. I changed the oil , took the side cover off to free one stuck valve , replaced the condensor inside the distributor , it then fired up on starting fliud. I will need to fix the water pump and clean the gas tank before being able to run it at lenth. It was a pleasure dealing with you. Good luck on your 1939 Ford project. I'll be in touch. Jeff