What is this?

[nkaminar]

https://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/cto/d/portland-1931-ford-aa-short-bus/7579116205.html

The radiator looks funny to me.

 

[alexiskai]

I think that's the standard AA radiator – if you do a Google image search for AA trucks you'll see a lot of similar ones.

 

[cas3]

Pretty darn cool !

 

[retubjb]

Cool is right, it would be really really cool in the winter. LOL

 

[CHuDWah]

https://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/cto/d/portland-1931-ford-aa-short-bus/7579116205.html

The radiator looks funny to me.

Yes, AA. 30-31 shell doesn't have the "widow's peak" at the top like passenger and A commercial. It's also thicker front to back because radiator is larger. With the exception of a few Deluxe models, it's painted steel rather than stainless.

 

[nkaminar]

Another photo. Could I make a camper out of this?

 

[noboD]

No! If you aren't going to restore it leave it for someone that will.

 

[History]

Was it a school bus or tour bus used in a park or something similar? Seat turned sideways in the back. I guess they could be lose and just stored that way. You could always do a camper and not alter the outer walls but original is always the best.

 

[nkaminar]

I remember reading somewhere that some school buses had the seats running fore and aft, but maybe it was an early Model T.