Model A commercial vehicles picture thread!!

[ratamahata]

Two Ford trucks and one car used in 1929 expedition...

Click in the link below to see the article

http://www.eoearth.org/article/Bagnold,_Ralph_A.

[darrylkmc]

ratamahata,

Yes, these photo are quite old, the first photo on Eagle Summit was about 15 years ago, the AA and last photo were taken about 25 years ago, maybe a little older.
I took these with my Nikkormat FT-3.

Darryl in Fairbanks

[WTSHNN]

Here are a few I've stumbled across on the web. Mainly from the "Sitting and Rotting" thread on the HAMB.
-Tim

[WTSHNN]

Here are a bunch. Check out the AA wrecker in the last one.
-Tim

[ctlikon0712]

Wow! I think with the second pic being a RHD roadster pickup and the water cooled Maxim Machine gun, that must be South Africa? Ford imported cars there, no plant right?

[Deluxe Delivery Don]

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This picture is of some New 1929 Trucks ,taken in Seattle at Pecks Wood and Coal Co.

[twin6]

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[Brad in Germany]

....now here is an interesting delivery Model A on Dutch eBay. I especially like the side door. Was that original? Is there a shelf inside the truck to match up with the side door opening?



Here is the link to the listing on -Bay: http://www.ebay.de/itm/Zeldzame-Ford...item2ebd773aac

Fordially,
Brad in Germany now in Maryland

[Tudortomnz]

Originally Posted by ctlikon0712

Wow! I think with the second pic being a RHD roadster pickup and the water cooled Maxim Machine gun, that must be South Africa? Ford imported cars there, no plant right?

What makes you say it is a RHD? No tailamp on r/h rear.
Actually, Sth Africa had a Ford assembly plant in the Model A era. They were supplied by Ford Canada.
Brad, that Dutch Delivery also has a custom made rear fender, obviously to fit the non Ford body.

[WTSHNN]

Here are three I found...

The third one; sure looks like a rear bumperettes cross brace in the back there...
-Tim

[twin6]

'28 panel

[Nuts]

Originally Posted by WTSHNN

Here are a few I've stumbled across on the web. Mainly from the "Sitting and Rotting" thread on the HAMB.
-Tim

The fourth pic, the 30 square cab is in my back yard.

The fifth pic of the green van body I sold to a gentleman who owns a
very large furniture store, last I knew it was being used as a sign out front
of his business. He also has a double decker bus on display in the store, several other vehicles and a couple of planes hanging from the ceiling.
http://www.hometownfurniturecenter.com/ He bought four Ford trucks
from me last year, I'm not sure what he's done with them all.

Never know where my back yard is going to end up on the interwebz.

Doug

[Bob-A]

ctlikon0712,

The weapon in the back of the RPU is a 1917 Browning water cooled machine gun. A friend of mine owns one, a fun gun to shoot if you can aford the ammo.

Bob-A

[ctlikon0712]

Yes, I bet it is, 30-06 isn't cheap anymore. I am a firm believer that in today's economy a sure investment is in precious metals........ Lead and Brass!!! lol

[Ken B]

Does anyone have pictures of the Model A C-Cab delivery?

[Texas Tom]

Here are a few photos of BIG RED ONE from the Texas Volunteer Fire Department.

About 12 years ago, just for grins, I built this 'commercial vehicle' (?) from a 1930 pickup. It garnered tremendous attention wherever it went. So much so that I elected to sell it a few years after I finished the restoration because I couldn't stomach all the attention. Too many folks just had to rub their paws on the expensive gold leaf and all the fire equipment. My "Look but please don't touch" signs were ignored. I even had two people open the driver's door and climb inside (one of whom was a Model A'er at the statewide annual Texas Tour). Enough!

It now lives somewhere in New Hampshire, undoubtedly helping keep that state free from fire damage.

For reasons I do not understand, the website about BIG RED ONE that was created years ago by my son continues to reside in cyberspace. It's out there for your viewing amusement at: http://texasvfd.torget.us/index.html

[pat in Santa Cruz]

yet another. An AA, A Bedford, and a Mini something.


AAchevyoddball by tiopato2000, on Flickr

[Double D Mods]

alot of awesome pics!

[Tudortomnz]

That photo is in the UK & the 'Chevy' appears to be a 'British Bedford' which started off based on Chev. The round Bedford badge on 'shell is visible. The Poms [ Brits] were always good at miniturising stuff & someone got carried away with the little truck.

[plind]

Hi
Here is one from Ford Dealer Fred Rasmussen in Denmark