AA line truck

[Dave Mellor NJ]

Truck was made for dual wheels, unusual for 29 . It has a spare. with duals you don't need a spare

 

[john charlton]

It is not a 29 it is a 30 .Ford kept the 28/29 cab and sheet metal until about June 1930. You can see the 30 BUDD wheels and heavy brake drums

John in storm to come Suffolk County England .

 

[BRENT in 10-uh-C]

Truck was made for dual wheels, unusual for 29 . It has a soare. with duals you don't need a spare

Yes, as John said above, this is an early(ier) 1930 model. Note the shape of the fuel tank cap. Also, this truck is not equipped with dual rear wheels. Therefore it does need a spare tire.

 

[1930artdeco]

I don't know if it was made for duals. I am thinking it was designed that way due to the box. The lower boxes are rather large to hold large tools. Maybe it was designed with duals in mind or it was just a happy coincidence.

Mike

 

[Joe K]

Maybe it was designed with duals in mind or it was just a happy coincidence.

Mike

It seems to have the extended "hubcaps" (shaft covers) on the rear wheels, a convention normally applied to dual rear wheels.

Underneath those wonderful axle nuts with "right/left" threading.

Joe K