Pie truck

[Dave Mellor NJ]

Looks like it was a cowl and chassis

 

[nkaminar]

Pi R square, but pies R round.

 

[marty in Ohio]

Looks like a pretty hefty truck for hauling pies.
Marty

 

[Seth Swoboda]

Looks like a pretty hefty truck for hauling pies.
Marty

Those aren't Marie Callender's they're hauling around

 

[Keith True]

I would guess it wasn't the cargo weight that added up,it was the body and the top heavy situation,and the long wheelbase that was needed.That body would never fit on an A chassis,and there was no mid range truck betewen the A and AA.Must have been pretty good pies,look at the building security behind the truck.They probably weren't delivering to a prison.

 

[Gold Digger]

Would that have been a real late 1929 AA with the type of dish wheels that it's got, or has it been up graded.

 

[Bill Cilker]

It is an early 1930 ( Jan. to June) Truck It has the 30-31 chassis

 

[Clem Clement]

We have a lovely Model A pie truck here in VA

 

[lrf]

I've never heard of "Supreme Pies", but heard of "Miracle Pies". Painted on the side of their truck: "Miracle Pies. If it's a good pie, it's a Miracle". LRF

 

[David in San Antonio]

It appears the body builder made their own version of the slant windshield, but with the top forward rather than laying back.