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I've had lots of people ask questions about the wooden cab on my 1928 AR - AA truck. I wish I had shot videos of the construction, but unfortunately I didn't. I wish I had taken better pictures too, but I made a video with the pictures I do have of it and I thought you guys might like to check...

Hello, it has been a while since I have posted anything on here, but I wanted to share this. This is a video of some of the stuff that my Dad and I have collected over the years. I made it to show some of the stuff I plan to make more videos about in the future. This includes some videos on...

I thought some of you guys might like to see a couple pics of the old truck with a big load of firewood in the back. I figured I might as well load the wood in the back of the truck before I put the truck on the shed for the winter, that way the truck and my firewood are both stores where they...

I finally got the old homemade flatbed that was on the AA when I got it taken off and the original 1928 flatbed with grain box that we bought early this year installed. We got it done just in time for the Louisa County Fair here in town, and used the truck to haul some antique engines and stuff...

I have a 1928 AA, and the steering wheel is in pretty bad shape, my dad and I got a bunch of parts given to us off of a 1930 coupe that a guy is hot rodding. These parts include the motor and ******, rear end, a couple extra heads, intake and exhaust manifold all together with original carb and...

Hello, I was recently buying some model a truck parts from a woman who is selling out some things from her father's estate, while I was there looking around one of the things she had was this Model T Ford windshield. I don't know much about Model T Fords so I thought I would post a picture of...

I recently bought a trailer made out of a 1928 AA Truck, it has the original worm gear drive rear axle, the original cantilever Springs and original spoked split rims. It also comes with the other 2 original spoked split rims. This trailer appears to have an original wooden box on it, I have...

I went to an auction today and bought a couple small model t parts that were for sale, simply because they were dirt cheap. I got 2 model t radiator shells, I also got 2 pre 19 (according to a guy there) model t wheels that are in good shape, and one steel rim that goes around the wood spokes...

I posted a video of my AA, and the progress we have made on YouTube, thought I would try to post a link here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jN1jaNHHGks Hope it Works.

Sorry if I'm dragging up and old topic, for some reason the search this forum feature is not working for me so I can't find old threads about it. And Google searches have left me still wondering, is it necessary to have a voltage regulator on my Model A? I understand that they never had one to...

Though I would post a couple pics of the AA now, our homemade wooden cab is nearly complete, and we are leaving all the sheet metal the way it is, we want it to look old and crusty:D we will be building a new larger flatbed, but that sounds like a good winter project, lol I have got a lot of...

I bought a reproduction Boyce motometer on eBay, and I have a few questions. First off what temperature should a model A be running when it is in the operating, I'm going to buy a thermometer so I can check the temperature at the radiator fill neck. The temperature probe does not reach the...

I have a 1928 AA truck that at some point has had a 1930 engine and transmission put in it. I got ready to rebuild the carb and when I looked in the Mac's book, it had a kit for a zenith, and a tillitson. Mine says tillitson on the side, and is pot metal instead of cast iron so I bought the...

We are making progress on my 1928 AA project, I had it running a couple years ago, when it was just a frame, with no sheet metal parts, got it running again today and took it for a short drive down the road and back, probably only 2 blocks total. There is still a lot of work to do, but I could...

Hey, I'm sitting here with a cold, trying to entertain myself, and thinking of what I'm gonna name My 1928 AA flatbed. I have always named my vehicles, got that from my Dad, who has had names for his cars all my life. I'm thinking about either Rusty, or Old Rattler, but I'm not sure yet. I'm...

I recently mounted my own tires on my original split spoke rims for my 28 AA, having heard horror stories about split rims all my life I was hesitant to do so, but after tearing them apart my self and seeing how the worked I decided I'd try it. I tried to research it online, but didn't come up...

Hello, I am new here and just wanted to post my project. A few years ago I bought an early 1928 AR 1.5 ton, problem was it was basically a rolling chassis, or full running gear you could say that had all the sheet metal parts removed to use on another project. I was given a set of 31 car...