The Ford Barn

Cape Codder · 01-07-2022, 02:32 PM

After reading Neil Wilson’s article in the thread “1929 Pickup interior I have become very curious. In his thread he included an attachment concerning “AA”s .
I looked through all of the attachments and was very interested in two models:
210-A Panel Delivery Murray which had 1502 made. AND
300-A DeLuxe Delivery which had 1143 made.
The reason for the interest is a few years ago, (late ’80’s HA! HA!) I looked at one in Little Compton, R.I. which was one of the above but really didn’t know what I was looking at! I actually returned for another viewing maybe two months later. BUT I determined that because there was NOTHING above the windshield and I didn’t have resources at the time to find out what belonged there, I did not purchase it!
I do remember two distinct points of the truck. It had the spare tire in the driver's side fender WITH an indented driver door. I also had both rear doors although, although one was laying inside.
So, my questions are of the total 2,645 units manufactured are there many that still have survived and drivable. Also, does anyone know of personnel photos of either model?
LASTLY, does anyone know of this truck in the Little Compton, R.I. area??? What a dreamer I am!!!

Sorry to be so long winded but curiosity can make like that! HA! HA!

Thanks for listening (reading)!!!

01-07-2022, 02:32 PM	#1
Cape Codder Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 1,262	AA Delivery's After reading Neil Wilson’s article in the thread “1929 Pickup interior I have become very curious. In his thread he included an attachment concerning “AA”s . I looked through all of the attachments and was very interested in two models: 210-A Panel Delivery Murray which had 1502 made. AND 300-A DeLuxe Delivery which had 1143 made. The reason for the interest is a few years ago, (late ’80’s HA! HA!) I looked at one in Little Compton, R.I. which was one of the above but really didn’t know what I was looking at! I actually returned for another viewing maybe two months later. BUT I determined that because there was NOTHING above the windshield and I didn’t have resources at the time to find out what belonged there, I did not purchase it! I do remember two distinct points of the truck. It had the spare tire in the driver's side fender WITH an indented driver door. I also had both rear doors although, although one was laying inside. So, my questions are of the total 2,645 units manufactured are there many that still have survived and drivable. Also, does anyone know of personnel photos of either model? LASTLY, does anyone know of this truck in the Little Compton, R.I. area??? What a dreamer I am!!! Sorry to be so long winded but curiosity can make like that! HA! HA! Thanks for listening (reading)!!!