1928 AA Stake Bed Rear Fender help needed.
- Thread starter BRENT in 10-uh-C
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lookin-backtexas
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Brent:
This is from Neil Wilson on the Model AA Ford Truck forum:
The attached picture with dimensions shows the AA rear fender used with the 82-A closed cab or 76-A open cab. This would be thru 6/30.
With the introduction of the 82-B closed cab or 76-B open cab (6/30), the AA rear fender was changed in that the section where the fender meets the apron was revised to match the '30/'31 style aprons (see the last two pictures). Otherwise, the fender was the same as the prior design.
Good luck,
Fred
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This is from Neil Wilson on the Model AA Ford Truck forum:
The attached picture with dimensions shows the AA rear fender used with the 82-A closed cab or 76-A open cab. This would be thru 6/30.
With the introduction of the 82-B closed cab or 76-B open cab (6/30), the AA rear fender was changed in that the section where the fender meets the apron was revised to match the '30/'31 style aprons (see the last two pictures). Otherwise, the fender was the same as the prior design.
Good luck,
Fred
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xAA-16439 Fender - left rear b.jpg [ 61.42 KiB | Viewed 155 times ]
x'30 Express 1.jpg [ 338.23 KiB | Viewed 155 times ]
BRENT in 10-uh-C
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Thank you.
BTW, did the 1928 Express Bed and the Flatbed AA trucks use the same rear fender??
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BTW, did the 1928 Express Bed and the Flatbed AA trucks use the same rear fender??
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Marco Tahtaras
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They used the same fenders but each used their own right and left spacers. That is based on the parts books and I personally have no idea what the spacers were!
Neil Wilson
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Starting in about February 1928, the AA rear fenders were the same for the express and platform. This same fenders were used on the AA panel delivery when it started production later in 1928.
The fender spacer shown above is for the express. Below is a picture of the platform rear fender spacers (on the left). Express spacers and on the right.
The fender spacer shown above is for the express. Below is a picture of the platform rear fender spacers (on the left). Express spacers and on the right.
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Lycoming-8
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Boy that's no lie. Ours is a '29, and have one of the forged brackets, but the other one is missing. Do have the nice long running boards though.
