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Not mine but I found this over on the HAMB.

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/show ... p?t=868579

Maybe someone in Texas could save it.

I was just over on the Ford Barn and it looks like a guy from Texas just bought it. That didn't take long.

flatford39 wrote:I was just over on the Ford Barn and it looks like a guy from Texas just bought it. That didn't take long.

Yeah, he listed it on the HAMB at 9:20 am; someone in Connecticut posted the link on Ford Barn at 9:35 am and I called him and bought it shortly after 11:00 am. Flatford39 posted this on the AA Forum at 11:41 am and I had already bought it.

I'm pulling a trailer from the Austin area up to north of Dallas tomorrow morning to retrieve my "prize". My wife saw the "as is" photos and wasn't as excited as I am. As a friend said, "She should know beauty is only skin deep . . . but ugly goes clear to the bone." It takes a real old car (truck) guy to see what lies beneath that rust.
Fred

Good save!

lookin-backtexas wrote:

flatford39 wrote:I was just over on the Ford Barn and it looks like a guy from Texas just bought it. That didn't take long.

Yeah, he listed it on the HAMB at 9:20 am; someone in Connecticut posted the link on Ford Barn at 9:35 am and I called him and bought it shortly after 11:00 am. Flatford39 posted this on the AA Forum at 11:41 am and I had already bought it.

I'm pulling a trailer from the Austin area up to north of Dallas tomorrow morning to retrieve my "prize". My wife saw the "as is" photos and wasn't as excited as I am. As a friend said, "She should know beauty is only skin deep . . . but ugly goes clear to the bone." It takes a real "old car (truck) guy to see what lies beneath that rust.
Fred

Whenever you have time I would really appreciate pictures of this truck.

Thanks,

Tom

Pictures posted here.

http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=133582

Wasn't there a AA express like that on The Waltons TV show?

ModelAkid wrote:Wasn't there a AA express like that on The Waltons TV show?

Kid: Yes, it was the same style truck but theirs was a '29 with six hole disc wheels.
Good night John Boy.
Fred

Fred, It may be a little rough around the edges, but it is a genuine AA express. And that's what you'll have in the end, not a "made up" one using scavenged parts and a TT box. Congrats on going after it. As many of us know, if there is such a thing as an AA that has any potential return on investment, it is a genuine express truck.