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Joe K · 02-02-2019, 08:59 PM

Its been a while since I looked at this but the Ford Green Book (seemingly published in the late 1940s) gave direction to service and for parts of the Ford Truck Line.

https://www.amazon.com/1928-1948-Gre.../dp/B00MMTALB0

Somewhere on the 'net (HAMB?) is a pdf of the Green Book.

I think most everyone here has covered what I learned in attempting to put a Warford Overdrive behind that Borg-Warner 4 speed 26K mile 1930 AA chassis. The adaptation of the 4 speed tranny to the automobile was similar, was done by Ford in the factory, and was not perfect - as in the 1" may have to be made up by "if it won't fit - force it!"

My Warford was not installed, but sold along with the rolling chassis/engine to a buyer from Texas.

Joe K

02-02-2019, 08:59 PM	#14
Joe K Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Cow Hampshire Posts: 4,188	Re: AA transmission in an A Its been a while since I looked at this but the Ford Green Book (seemingly published in the late 1940s) gave direction to service and for parts of the Ford Truck Line. https://www.amazon.com/1928-1948-Gre.../dp/B00MMTALB0 Somewhere on the 'net (HAMB?) is a pdf of the Green Book. I think most everyone here has covered what I learned in attempting to put a Warford Overdrive behind that Borg-Warner 4 speed 26K mile 1930 AA chassis. The adaptation of the 4 speed tranny to the automobile was similar, was done by Ford in the factory, and was not perfect - as in the 1" may have to be made up by "if it won't fit - force it!" My Warford was not installed, but sold along with the rolling chassis/engine to a buyer from Texas. Joe K __________________ Shudda kept the horse.