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A Fordor Pickup? 1 Attachment(s)
I can't say I've ever seen one, but was the model A ever offered as a four door pickup?
(I probably chopped up a forum member's truck in my photo below. I hope you don't mind. It's a beautiful vehicle.) |
Re: A Fordor Pickup? WOW I want it!
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Re: A Fordor Pickup? Yes that is sharp I want one too!
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Re: A Fordor Pickup? Looks like a lot of work went into that guy
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Re: A Fordor Pickup? Well, this one is just photoshop of a nice truck I saw on the net. I'm just trying to see if Ford ever actually built something like this. Who knows, I may just throw one together for the fun of it some day after I finish my tudor.
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Re: A Fordor Pickup? Ford USA didn't build a fordor Model A pickup. Special body manufacturers might have.
Here is a custom built one that I believe is from Ohio... http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...0/DSCN2856.jpg -Tim |
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This one was offerred for sale here in New Zealand
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Re: A Fordor Pickup? That red one looks like alot of fun. No photoshop there.
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Re: A Fordor Pickup? beauty is in the eye of the beholder. there was a four door pickup at the last Williamsburg national meet, it looked very odd to me. no thanks.
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Re: A Fordor Pickup? Neat use of a blindback fordor body and an AA chassis.
What holds the front bumpers on?? Parts scavenged from Wonder Woman's invisible airplane?? |
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http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/f.../6nu0mrj-1.jpg -Tim |
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The bumper is held at the ends and center.
Bob |
Re: A Fordor Pickup? Ahha!! Thanks!
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Re: A Fordor Pickup? I've always liked crewcabs, they're great with five kids!
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Re: A Fordor Pickup? The first crewcab....?
Didn't know that it existed till now and really like it! |
Re: A Fordor Pickup? About 30 years back, I started an ORANGE! "AA" with stuck valves for a now deceased friend. Had original Ford script flatbed & a really decent design wood "CLUB CAB" that looked like a professional build. Chief talked about when you could buy "CAB & CHASSIS" & build your own bodies.
Sadly, the truck now resides in back of a body shop with the wood creation slowly collapsing like a "TIRED" old barn. Chief hauled gravel for the W.P.A. in an open cab "AA" dump truck & his loading "buddy" always "accidentally" poured gravel down his backside +*#%^# Even when he would get out of the truck for loading, there was always a "present" of pee gravel to greet him +*%#%$ But what are good friends for???? Bill W. |
Re: A Fordor Pickup? I THINK a 28-29 Tudor body will fit on a 28-29 AA frame. Even the raised crossmember is there. The bed would have to be shortened a like amount but maybe an A pickup bed would fit?
I extended the cab on my 29 AA by ordering new cab corners from Snyders, cutting off the back at the seam and welding the new corners onto the back of the old corners. Had to shorten the bed but worked beautifully. |
Re: A Fordor Pickup? Bill can you get a photo of that Double A? I have tow 1931 double As and want to build the long frame in a crew cab....would love ideas and see photos..thanks...Kris
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Pix of my extended cab AA using Snyder rear corner panels. I made the back panel from 18 gauge steel so it would have a reasonable rear view. The bottom of the window is even with the top of the seat back.
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