Late 1931 Model Aa Platform Truck on 2040-cars
West Point, Virginia, United States
Body Type:Ford 82-B
Engine:Original 4 Cylinder
Vehicle Title:Clear
Used
Exterior Color: Patina-Oxide
Make: Ford
Interior Color: Blue, Green and Patina-Oxide
Model: Model A
Trim: Ford Model AA
Cab Type (For Trucks Only): Standard Cab
Drive Type: Original (High Speed) Driveline
Mileage: 1
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Sub Model: Model AA 157" Platform Dually
1931 Ford AA Platform Body Truck: Unrestored: Repaired to good working order. Runs and drives like an AA should. Does not get hot. Early 32 build date with all late features including indented firewall & cast iron brake drums. Low (street) miles; little wear on chassis / running gear. Steering, brakes, trans and rear end are in good shape. Speedometer works and reads pretty close to GPS speed. Odometer tenths turns, but miles don't advance. 1 year old rough-cut white oak bed with all new hardware. Horn and all lights work. Fog light operates with parking lights. Many new parts, including headlight reflectors, door windows, felts and tracks, gas gage, head gasket (lapped valves), radiator hoses, battery cables, wiring harness and so on... Jack and two-piece lug wrench included. Kept indoors and regularly rubbed down with boiled linseed oil & turpentine. Some rust thru in the lower cowl and back of cab. Uses some oil, but does not leak on the driveway. Wiper motor cycles without a wiper blade, but not with one. Small coolant leak; passenger side corner at upper tank (behind shell). Performance upgrades include Model "B" zenith carb paired with bored out Model "A" intake manifold and a low-restriction muffler. It still sounds like a Model a. YOM Virginia Truck tags (NOS) are not included in sale, but can be had for an additional cost. I've been building this one up to keep for the last couple years, but now there's a new plan. This truck is also for sale locally and on fordbarn.com, so I may cancel this auction before the reserve is met. Truck is available for test drives. Ask your questions here or call me at 804 551-1759. |
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