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Cant Wait
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Would love to see that unit fully restored!!! There's just something about the wood work in those old units that was unbeatable.
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PatrioticStabilist
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Can you imagine that old thing running down the road, amazing between then and now, for sure.
99WinAdventurer37G
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I was trying to figure out what truck chassis that is built on. Anyone know?
Rene T
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Looks like a model A. Is that a Ford emblem behind the sign on the grill?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Ford_vehicles#mediaviewer/File:Havana_-_Cuba_-_1990.jpg
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Ford_vehicles#mediaviewer/File:Havana_-_Cuba_-_1990.jpg
Chet18013
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Looks to me like a 1929 or 1930 Ford.
hondo122
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1930 Model AA Ford, I know a bit about Model A Fords
99WinAdventurer37G
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TonyDtorch
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the standard Ford pickup was a Model A truck, the heavy duty truck was a model AA.
same Ford model A body, different frame.
same Ford model A body, different frame.
Frank Hurst
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Growing up the farm, we had a 1929 A Ford truck. I learn to drive when I was about 9 years old driving that truck around the farm. These pictures brings back some memories.
