'29 C cab truck?

[anteek]

I was surfing the AA board for the first time and saw a reference to a '29 C cab truck. I have a '25 TT C cab and didn't know there was an AA version. Who was the body builder and does anyone have a picture? thanks in advance!!!!!!!!!

 

[ctlikon0712]

Here is a 31 Delivery. Don't know anything about it or who made them. Good luck!

 

[Pepsi Mechanic]

I know its not an AA C cab but I figured I would post this anyway --Here is a picture of a 1928 Model A Pepsi C cab -- sorry I do not have any other info -you might be able to zoom in on the info board - she lives in California

 

[Special Coupe Frank]

I don't think Ford themselves produced any C-cab A's or AA's... it does not show-up in the listing of factory-produced truck bodies.

Now, they did sell Cowl & Chassis versions, that a customer could then send to a body-maker of their choice for whatever body they desired...

SC Frank

 

[Steve Wastler]

Craig's picture looks like the UPS bodied truck and I believe it is A not AA.

Ford didn't make c cabs for model A, as stated above cowl forward chassis could be bought for 'body by others'

 

[Special Coupe Frank]

It could also be that a TT C-cab owner could've transferred their truck body to a new AA Chassis...

From what I', learning about them, the '28-'29 AA trucks are pretty closely related to their TT ancestors... the 1930-'31 AA's are really the all-new Ford truck of the A-era...

 

[Brian T]

I have always liked the c-cab bodies, here is a pic I saved (owner unknown) the bodies were made by independent company's, I guess they are for quick delivery with ease of access.
The only real left over from the model TT was the worm axle, but with many updates such as a wider ring gear, bearings, and larger axle shafts.

 

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[Ken B]

Here are some more pictures of C-Cab Model As. The black one is a UPS truck. The others are more of the 1931 C-cab. It is my dream to someday build one of these. They are very cool looking. Here is a link to the UPS truck after restoration: http://www.azcarsandtrucks.com/1931fordacab.html

 

[Pepsi Mechanic]

I have always liked the c-cab bodies, here is a pic I saved (owner unknown) the bodies were made by independent company's, I guess they are for quick delivery with ease of access.
The only real left over from the model TT was the worm axle, but with many updates such as a wider ring gear, bearings, and larger axle shafts.

-- they built almost any type of body on an A/AA -- Hey Brian -- been a while