Granddad's Model A Bill of Sale

[pooch]

So, if a buyer bought a standard car with no frills, he would get just a rim on the rear?

[Great Lakes Greg]

Yep. Kind of cheap, eh?

[Chris in WNC]

Originally Posted by pooch

So, if a buyer bought a standard car with no frills, he would get just a rim on the rear?

sounds good to me.

I'm always befuddled when I see cars with brand new tires on the spare wheel.

when I buy a set of tires, I get 4 and use the best old one for a spare.
if none of the old ones are suitable, I can always find another local Model A guy with some used tires on hand........

[Tom Wesenberg]

Originally Posted by pooch

So, if a buyer bought a standard car with no frills, he would get just a rim on the rear?

When I worked at the Chevrolet dealership in the 70's, the Chevy pickups were still delivered with only a spare rim. I was in charge of dealer prep for the new cars and trucks and always installed a cheap tire (usually Uniroyal) on the spare rim.

Also to save money in the 70's many new cars and trucks weren't painted on the starters, driveshafts, and rear axles, and springs.

[Deluxe Delivery Don]

Originally Posted by Tom Wesenberg

When I worked at the Chevrolet dealership in the 70's, the Chevy pickups were still delivered with only a spare rim. I was in charge of dealer prep for the new cars and trucks and always installed a cheap tire (usually Uniroyal) on the spare rim.

Also to save money in the 70's many new cars and trucks weren't painted on the starters, driveshafts, and rear axles, and springs.

Hello Tom, That is why we had our cars undercoated during that time period. Pretect from the weather.