Houston Rodder Member May 25, 2013 #1 Check out this trunk. The owner believes it to be FOMOCO but I am not sure. The inside is very nice wood and slotted for Model A tools. Attachments image-1.jpeg 120.8 KB · Views: 229 image-2.jpeg 123.9 KB · Views: 214 photo-2.JPG 130.9 KB · Views: 214
Check out this trunk. The owner believes it to be FOMOCO but I am not sure. The inside is very nice wood and slotted for Model A tools.
1931 flamingo Well-known member May 25, 2013 #2 Has to be home made or adapted after market. FOMOCO didn't make trunks. Paul in CT
5window Well-known member May 26, 2013 #4 theHIGHLANDER said: Not a Ford. Seen some junk in trunks I like though Click to expand... Agreed not a Ford. You might want to look up the urban dictionary definitions for "junk in trunks" before you profess what you like!!
theHIGHLANDER said: Not a Ford. Seen some junk in trunks I like though Click to expand... Agreed not a Ford. You might want to look up the urban dictionary definitions for "junk in trunks" before you profess what you like!!
Hicktick Senior Member May 27, 2013 #6 In the back of the Brattons catalog there are factory pictures for sale . The # 38770 is a tudor with a double trunk with a bare spare wheel mounted on the trunk . Does anyone know about this picture . Some said Ford never sold a trunk . What is on this tudor ?????? I am just curious .
In the back of the Brattons catalog there are factory pictures for sale . The # 38770 is a tudor with a double trunk with a bare spare wheel mounted on the trunk . Does anyone know about this picture . Some said Ford never sold a trunk . What is on this tudor ?????? I am just curious .