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Made Contact thanks, very helpfull chap.

Hi Joe Yes, It was at the end of the AA days, I understand Dagenham was just using up what parts they just to get them out the door. and cover orders. So yes Genuine Ford Factory Truck The first vehicle constructed at Ford's Dagenham plant – a Model AA truck – rolled off the production line...

Hi Joe, For your interest and others Couple of photographs depicting the A Hub / Drum to AA Wheel, adapter

You may well laugh, but she can (For about 100 yards) Whilst sat on my lap, steer my Massey 35 Tractor, Both Paws on the steering wheel. Freakes other driver out, especially when I duck down and hide behind her. Alway seem to get a "What the ???? "double look as a driver passes. She will ride on...

Good Day Kieth, sorry I meant the rear axle is the higher Geared - Speed version. It's like Hoods and Bonnets, Gear Boxes and Transmissions. All good fun. :-))

Thanks Joe for the follow up. The AA is a UK Built One ton truck Built 1935. The Uk continued Buildng these untill they ran out of parts, I Understand. Hence the wooden Cab. No more Cabs available at the time of build. I am hoping to go right through her and am at the moment putting together a...

Thanks forthe follow up :-)) I'll Try and find him

Please can any one advise if the engine pans on a 31 A Car will fit a 31-35 AA truck with a B Engine? Thanks

Many thanks Brad - Bob, very interesting. I like the way the Skis are mounted on the MM60 Picture. Quite simple really. The Gaz 60 Conversion looks very close to some of the A's on snow tracks. Food for thought.

Is there any known information or Pictures of a Ford AA Conversion on Snow tracks. Plent of info on A's but I can find nothing of the Trucks?