Model A commercial vehicles picture thread!!

[ratamahata]

I'm back!! For those who don't want me... just kidding

 

[hans]

here is a pic of my early 1928 truck.has the red steeringwheel and brake on the left. been in the woods for over 20 years. its been a lot of work, and finaly its registred and runs and stops good. See my album for more of my toys

 

[Chris Haynes]

here is a pic of my early 1928 truck.has the red steeringwheel and brake on the left. been in the woods for over 20 years. its been a lot of work, and finaly its registred and runs and stops good. See my album for more of my toys

Wooden doors??

 

[hans]

jupp,steel plated wooden doors

 

[PTsteve]

I have a 29 panel myself how can I post a pic, mines ugly.

 

[ratamahata]

Which is the wood recommended for the woodwork on A´s.... Ford´s use the american ash wood (fresno americano)
It´s possible use an another wood like the oak...
One property of the ash wood are the flexibility and this is the reason by Ford´s use this ash wood on the T´s wheels...
The ash wood resist the water?, or the rot...

 

[rollingsculpture]

Which is the wood recommended for the woodwork on A´s.... Ford´s use the american ash wood (fresno americano)
It´s possible use an another wood like the oak...
One property of the ash wood are the flexibility and this is the reason by Ford´s use this ash wood on the T´s wheels...
The ash wood resist the water?, or the rot...

this should be another thread , a very good topic for those doing their own fabrication work as the oak tends to be handy in the shop it ends up in the place of wood that is more suitable for the job.. good work!!

 

[rollingsculpture]

I have a 29 panel myself how can I post a pic, mines ugly.

yeah ugly but far more beautiful than the Panel i own which is invisible let alone ugly!! so far i only have the double A and its all in pieces and in full resto mode with the metal work etc i will add it to the thread when it looks more like a truck again.

 

[ratamahata]

More truck pics from Argentina

 

[WTSHNN]

Here are a few. Couple cool 5th wheels. Two of a fire truck and some others.
-Tim

 

[ratamahata]

Oh! that´s second pic is awesome! thank´s for sharing....

 

[Tom Wesenberg]

Oh! that´s second pic is awesome! thank´s for sharing....

I agree, and notice the trailer skirting for streamlined airflow. I'm starting to see more semi's using trailer skirts for better mileage.

 

[30ccpickup]

We visited the Elkhart IN, RV museum and they had a Model ‘A’ camper on display. The pictures are not the best, I took them with my cell phone, but notice the wood burning stove.

 

[WTSHNN]

And some more...

-Tim

 

[John Butts in CT]

We visited the Elkhart IN, RV museum and they had a Model ‘A’ camper on display. The pictures are not the best, I took them with my cell phone, but notice the wood burning stove.

Now THAT'S an RV! FOUR of my favorite things... a '30-'31 chassis, a clerestory roofline right off a Victorian railroad passenger car, wood heat, and an interior as cosy as the main cabin of a Gloucester fishing schooner.

I want one.

 

[Clydes 31 P/U]

Here is picture that I picked up at a flea market last week, it was big enough that I had to scan it 3 times to show it. Does anyone know what the slogan over the top of the bed is supposed to read? Thanks .....Clyde

 

[Steve Plucker]

If someone could scan all the photos of the Commercial vehicles that were published in the Ford News publication (1928-1931), we would have a ton of other photos!

Pluck

 

[JoeWay]

Here is picture that I picked up at a flea market last week, it was big enough that I had to scan it 3 times to show it. Does anyone know what the slogan over the top of the bed is supposed to read? Thanks .....Clyde

"It had to be good to get where it is."

That's a Coca-Cola ad slogan from the late 20's.

Joe

 

[ratamahata]

We visited the Elkhart IN, RV museum and they had a Model ‘A’ camper on display. The pictures are not the best, I took them with my cell phone, but notice the wood burning stove.

Look out this bomber wooden seats in the third pic awesome!!

 

[ratamahata]

I have a question about the model A body styles, in the STEVE PLUCKER study "LETTERS, NUMBERS AND CODES" figure the (canopy top) 65-A light commercial body, this body is the same like a Huckster?