D Dave Mellor NJ Well-known member Sep 10, 2024 #1 Sweets for my sweet Attachments Candy truck.jpg 51.8 KB · Views: 103
Brad in Germany Well-known member Sep 11, 2024 #2 A 1928-1929 version of that Ford Model A "truck" appeared on the Russell Stover Candies tin as part of their "1931 Collection": Brad in Maryland . Attachments Image 2.jpg 75.4 KB · Views: 194
A 1928-1929 version of that Ford Model A "truck" appeared on the Russell Stover Candies tin as part of their "1931 Collection": Brad in Maryland .
Brad in Germany Well-known member Sep 11, 2024 #3 .....and a couple more photos of that 1931 Russell Stover Candies Ford Model A "truck": Brad in Maryland . Attachments Image 8.jpg 59.8 KB · Views: 199 Image 7.jpg 66 KB · Views: 203 Image 5.jpg 69.3 KB · Views: 196
.....and a couple more photos of that 1931 Russell Stover Candies Ford Model A "truck": Brad in Maryland .
Thodge Senior Member Sep 11, 2024 #5 Can you imagine driving that thing on a windy day? Maybe the left and right roof gables give more downforce at speed.
Can you imagine driving that thing on a windy day? Maybe the left and right roof gables give more downforce at speed.
H henry's 31 Well-known member Sep 11, 2024 #6 Hi Dave & Brad: Thank you for sharing those awesome photos!
O old31 Well-known member Sep 12, 2024 #8 Looks like the gas tank was moved to the right splash apron just before the rear fender.
denis4x4 Well-known member Sep 12, 2024 #9 Looks like saddle tanks were installed with filler caps on both sides. I suspect that its got a V8 to push that kind of weight. 1935 wires and a dropped light bar look good.
Looks like saddle tanks were installed with filler caps on both sides. I suspect that its got a V8 to push that kind of weight. 1935 wires and a dropped light bar look good.