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FS all original Model AA ford truck. It was used as a commercial garden truck. The body is in great condition, fenders are very good and straight. Had a valve job less than 20 miles ago. Never any rust. The patina is all real. The wood box is in very good shape. Tires have good thread, but older. It has good Mn. title in my name. It has writing on the doors but is hard to see. I have owned it for many years. It is hard to find them this original. $8,500. It is located in S. Mn. No pms or texting. Call 507 458 6778.

pictures....

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The headlights, taillights and horn work.

Love you truck. Would you be interested in a 27 TT Closed cab project as partial trade ?

Hi Gordon, I am trying to do a little downsizing. A project is not going to help me much. Thanks, Bpb.

No it wouldn't help much. I had hoped to restore the TT but seems age caught up with me all at once and just not able to do it. Need to sell it or trade it for something already running.
It's a nice truck with a sound body and a Warford and a distributor if you know someone that may want it. I can send pix via e-mail.

Can you provide a close up pic of the tires?

hi, The tires have good thread, hold air good but are old. I put air in them about every 3-4 years, much less often than my new tires and tubes. They do have age cracking. I will get some pics. Thanks, Bob.

Very nice

Tire pics.....

They're probably pretty darned old, having Rayon cord. But they might run a long way. Does that truck have front shock absorbers? ** Does it have a 2 speed axle?

No 2 speed, Bob.

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Hi Bob,
I'm amazed the truck hasn't sold.looks like it's in great shape a 29 too and a very reasonable price.
Wish I could wrap up and take it home
Gordon

I wish it was closer. It costs a fortune to move anything. Then there's $ales tax...

Do you know what the axle ratio is? What is the approximate diameter of the tires?

I do not know the axle ratio. The diameter of the tires is 33 inches, Bob.

One source indicates 2 available axle ratios for the 1929 AA: 7.25:1, or 5.17:1. Assuming 6.00 X 20 tires, top speeds would be around 34 MPH with the lo speed axle and 45+ MPH for the hi speed axle.
An AA in good condition could comfortabley run 30+ MPH with the low speed axle and 40+ with the hi speed axle. (Pretty good for a 95 year old truck)

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New Price, $7,900.

Great truck and a great price !
Wish I could.

New price. $7,500.

What a nice truck.

Trying to sell my TT. If I can and you still have this great AA we will see

I've been absent from this forum too long and missed this one. Bob advises it's sold. Thanks for returning my call.

Finally sold the TT but too late I'm afraid.