Recent content by jimsa

The main storage area is under the front seat. That is where the tool kit was located.

Don't they represent the hood support brackets found on 28-29 radiators?

Unlike the one-piece brake cross shaft used in latter production, there are no bearings on the early brake cross shafts.

At one time Snyder's sold them. Maybe they still do.

A very old attempt for a reproduction. Available in the 60's for hot rods.

Yes, I have one. I bought it at Hershey many yera ago. It also has cowl lamps. An ad for it is shown in the Unauthorized Accessories book.

Gary is correct. On the original glass bowl there is a recess for the brass screen to sit in. How many of you have seen an original brass screen? The original brass screen had a copper "ring" around both the outside of the screen and the inner hole, much like the sparkplug gasket. So much for...

FS Original Mosel AA and A Mail Truck Parts. Also used bi Independent Body Builders. Postal A's Mail Truck Club. Hershey spaces C3B 26-29.

Model AA and A truck parts FS at Hershey spaces C3B 26-29.

Six nice thick head hex bolts for AA rear engine support (A-20782-S2), 5/16 - 24 x 1 7/8", Design 2, with or without castle nuts, RG&JS page E-15; Several Hub Bolt Nut ( Lug Nut), A-21922, 3/4 - 16 (1-3/8 x 1-5/16) 15/16 hex, Design 1, RG&JS page E-99, Figure 7, top left.

Is the metal header cover original? If not, get the original p[art. The reproductions are notorious about not fitting.

Just enough to stop the leak. Any more will prematurely ware the packing.

Only the wooden body had the option to be hand painted, or sprayed. For body prep and painting specifications, see the Model A mail Truck book.

The first two pictures in your first post has brake floaters. The picture in your second post does not have brake floaters. I would have the same assembly on both front brakes. Put a bevel on the ends of the brake shoes.

Are you using the correct rear fender? They should bolt up thru the original wheel well studs like other body styles.