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dave in australia · 02-02-2015, 05:41 PM

If you read the Oz magazine 'restored cars', they had an article a few years ago. There is also an article in the booklet from the 50th aniversery meet in Canberra from 1978.
From memory, the body was wooden frame from cowl back, and cover in fabric. It is listed in the colour option for 1929, along with Argonaut brown and mist grey on steel fordor bodies. It doesn't appear in the 1930 colours, so appears to be a 1929 body only.

02-02-2015, 05:41 PM	#47
dave in australia Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Victoria, Australia Posts: 1,177	Re: Australian A's If you read the Oz magazine 'restored cars', they had an article a few years ago. There is also an article in the booklet from the 50th aniversery meet in Canberra from 1978. From memory, the body was wooden frame from cowl back, and cover in fabric. It is listed in the colour option for 1929, along with Argonaut brown and mist grey on steel fordor bodies. It doesn't appear in the 1930 colours, so appears to be a 1929 body only.