Finally the 30 AA Restoration

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Scott Owens

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Back from the sandblaster. Let's start getting this thing put back together!!! I have realized that a AA is a whole different animal than any A or T.



 
Scott,looks good, as I look at your sandblasted bare frame with the solid front cross member,it's a 157" wheel base. I just started on a 31 AA,131" wheel base,with parts from all over,in fact the frame had a factory left hand side mount.I have been pretty lucky finding parts at a cost.I found the Left well AA fender from one fella,and the spare tire arm & bracket from another,but the best thing I found for this AA is the drivers door,with the dent in so the door will open a little more,I had only seen these doors in pictures,never at any auto,or truck shows.Your project is way ahead of mind,keep up the good work. Ed N.H.
 
It is a 157". The red truck is a picture I found online. GOAL. My project will be the same color. This project was found in a shed in Owensboro, KY a few years ago. My Dad drove it as is for a while and parked it. It went downhill from there. I have parts from all over too, as this is not a "matching number" AA. It will be a fun project, but the heavier parts and fasteners have been a challenge to disassemble.
 
AA's are a lot of heavy work to restore. I worked on restoring a 1930 AA several years ago and that cured my desire to own one. Actually if I lived in the country I wouldn't mind owning one, but I wouldn't want to restore another one.
 
your stage looks framiliar to mine a few years ago

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its a great feeling when everything is painted and you just put fresh grease on things and assemble it - and knowing you wont ever have to mess with it in your lifetime again haha.
 
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