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Old 03-12-2015, 06:09 PM   #11
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Default Re: 31 vs 32 Model A

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Just my two-bits. If you look at a 28-29 you can see they are cousins of the 27 model "T"s.
Absolutely not true. There is also a myth that the A frame was designed to fit the T body (in case Ford wasn't able to complete the job) but this too is a myth. The 1928 Ford was a brand-new car (pretty much from the ground up).

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In fact same pick up bed on the trucks for a short period.
Beds are quite different; early 26 T beds have the front stake pocket at the front corner, mid-1926-27 beds have them set back about 10". Model A beds have a different flange on the bottom of the bedside, lack a provision for the battery box in the front header, and do not have a reveal for the wheel well (Model A's use a flange for fender mounting). Tailgate hinges are also slightly different.
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