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Old 10-09-2020, 01:55 PM   #1
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Hello all, I've been thinking about getting a '30 or '31 truck (liked the cab style better than '28 - '29) and after searching high and low I found one, albeit 1,264 miles away. So a 2 day trip down and 3 days back I was able to bring her home. Say hello to Maggie. She's yellow and doesn't talk. Simpson fans will understand. Hope the picture shows up

Older restoration so it's good and solid and all the parts are their and correct. I plan on doing a frame off restoration in about 5 years after I can find a house with a bigger garage.
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Old 10-09-2020, 02:04 PM   #2
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Looks nice.
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Sets off the driveway. Road tested too.
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Old 10-09-2020, 02:26 PM   #4
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When I get to the part of restoring her, I think the hardest part will be picking out the color.


I love blue but have seen some really nice pictures of maroon but maybe cream yellow will look best?


Can't wait for next spring when the car shows and meet ups start again.
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Your truck looks nice. Can you pm me? I'd like to know more about yours and what color it is.



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Sets off the driveway. Road tested too.

I didn't drive her home, I rented a Uhaul trailer. Unfortunately with all the bouncing it did through 5 states, it stirred up the tank pretty good and she wouldn't start when I got home. I've been spending the last week taking apart the gas lines, carb and flushing out the tank. I'm adding the pencil filter, sediment bowl and inline filters and replacing all the gaskets in the carb. It didn't have one between the carb and manifold.
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Dark green or dark blue with black wheels and blackwall tires will make it look like a real truck......
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Dark green or dark blue with black wheels and blackwall tires will make it look like a real truck......

I really like the way this one looks.
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Old 10-09-2020, 03:41 PM   #10
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The Model A's that I have had, over the years, didn't care much for gas filters. I use the pencil filter in the tank and all standard from there on. Got stranded once where I had to have a tow home by an inline that didn't allow gas threw after several months on the car. I undid the line at the carburetor and nary a drop came threw. The car following me was a flat tow rig and I asked how much to home. His base was a couple of blocks from my house and he did it real cheap. I took the filter off and have run without any problems for many thousands of miles since, Worked for me, your results may vary.
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Old 10-09-2020, 03:51 PM   #11
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Wellcom to the "Barn" lots of nice people on here (including me !!!) Good to see your truck has kept the black commercial rad shell and headlamp buckets .I have the same truck mine is all black with black wheels and blackwalls . I think it looks real good . I think pickups look better in dark colours green or black with black wheels .Just my opinion of course .

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Old 10-09-2020, 04:18 PM   #12
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Congrats! It looks fine just the way it is, it would look great in a Halloween parade ! Maybe some black lettering on the doors would tone down the paint. Enjoy!
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Welcome to a really fun hobby!

You will find lots of help here. Plus try to search the site, but good luck... the search is not that great. So just ask.

Please add a location (approximate) to your profile. You'd be amazed at how many of us are not too far away from you.

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Welcome to the world of the Model A. Hope there is a club near by you can join and enjoy stories with like-minded folks. You will find that your Model A truly is a time machine. When you drive it around town perfect strangers will enthusiastically wave to you. Be sure to reward them with a very satisfying AH-OOGA !! All the Best.
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Nice looking truck. I recognize that it is not a traditional color, but I like it. You may find that it grows on you. It is your truck, make it what you want and don't let anybody tell you otherwise.

One piece of advice I give new owners... avoid the temptation to "improve" things by modernizing them, especially early on. I wasted a lot of money when I was a new owner. Get to know your truck in its most original form as much as possible. You may make changes later, but with more experience behind you. Oh, and original parts are usually better than repops.

This forum is a great place for advice or just bouncing ideas around.

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Good Evening and welcome...Regarding the pencil filter...Model A's don't like them as pointed out above. What an 'Old Guy' taught me 50 years ago was to put a good strong magnet in your glass filter bowl on the firewall...not to use the cast iron filter bowl. The magnet should be about the size of a quarter dollar six or seven times as thick. It will attract what is coming out of the tank...and you will be able to see the build up on the magnet...that way you will know when to clean the fuel bowl and the magnet...very simple and old school...but damn it...it works! Ernie in Arizona
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Good Evening and welcome...Regarding the pencil filter...Model A's don't like them as pointed out above. What an 'Old Guy' taught me 50 years ago was to put a good strong magnet in your glass filter bowl on the firewall...not to use the cast iron filter bowl. The magnet should be about the size of a quarter dollar six or seven times as thick. It will attract what is coming out of the tank...and you will be able to see the build up on the magnet...that way you will know when to clean the fuel bowl and the magnet...very simple and old school...but damn it...it works! Ernie in Arizona

Good tip. The only downside is with no pencil filter rust/grit can get into the shutoff valve (on As with the shutoff on the bottom of the tank)which scores/ruins the valve. I have heard of putting a strong magnet into the tank, with a removal chain attached to the magnet on one end and attached to the filler neck on the other end. One downside to this method is either attaching the chain to the spark arrestor or not using the arrestor.
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Good Morning...The model A shut off valve is pretty old technology that can be damaged easily, as you say. Bratton's sells a 1/4 turn ball valve that connects to your original shut off valve and then goes over to the fire wall...it replaces the pipe that is there now. With it you never close the original valve again...just operate the 1/4 turn ball valve...I've had one for a number of years and it works really well and does not ever drip...if your original type valve does not drip...install the new pipe and valve and never touch the original again. A friend of mine had a dripping original valve, so we changed it out and put the new one in at the same time...all has been good. Ernie in Arizona
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Good Morning...The model A shut off valve is pretty old technology that can be damaged easily, as you say. Bratton's sells a 1/4 turn ball valve that connects to your original shut off valve and then goes over to the fire wall...it replaces the pipe that is there now. With it you never close the original valve again...just operate the 1/4 turn ball valve...I've had one for a number of years and it works really well and does not ever drip...if your original type valve does not drip...install the new pipe and valve and never touch the original again. A friend of mine had a dripping original valve, so we changed it out and put the new one in at the same time...all has been good. Ernie in Arizona

Thanks Ernie - will have another project next spring, was not aware of the ball valve "kit".
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Gar, if you add a pencil filter and these you will be all set to drive it like you stole it.

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I like the idea of a magnet in the glass bowl, thats a great idea. sounds like it works.
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Gar, if you add a pencil filter and these you will be all set to drive it like you stole it.

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When I get to the part of restoring her, I think the hardest part will be picking out the color.


I love blue but have seen some really nice pictures of maroon but maybe cream yellow will look best?


Can't wait for next spring when the car shows and meet ups start again.
Picking a color should be easy. According to my older copy of the judging standards there were only about 37 factory colors to choose from. I assuming from the one piece splash aprons that your truck is a 1931.

Where, in general, are you located?

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Welcome to the Barn.

Good looking truck, drive it and enjoy it.

It almost looks too good to do a complete restoration on it. May be in the mean time, you will find another Model A that does need a complete restoration and during the process, you will still have a Model A that you can drive.

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I don’t have to choose colors.
I ask my wife, paint it the color she says and never have to listen to @$&*# about having too many old cars.
I have six. Plus two daily drivers.
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Welcome, post lots of pics of your restoration and keep us involved...… great color as it is now. Keep everything as "stock" as you can. Don't add extra filters and diode lights and gauges and stuff, keep your "A" simple and it will run thousands of maintenance free miles. These things can get temperamental enough, don't make it worse for yourself.
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The second link shows Model T parts
Thanks, i fixed the link.
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Welcome to our world. When it is time to paint, paint it any color YOU like. But to me the original colors are the most striking, the truck will look like it came from the 1930"s but the paint will also have that 1930"s look. just my op. ken
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Looks good! Enjoy....
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like it just the way it is. no restoration necessary- just maintain..........
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whitewall tires on a truck = lipstick on a pig.
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For some reason, I don't get notified when a post is added to something I had posted in and I'm just going through some old postings and saw yours.



Yes, it's a great color that actually has grown on me now and I don't think I will change it. It looks just like your color. What is your color called?
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Good looking truck, drive it and enjoy it.

It almost looks too good to do a complete restoration on it. May be in the mean time, you will find another Model A that does need a complete restoration and during the process, you will still have a Model A that you can drive.

Chris W.

That's exactly what I'm hoping for. I'm on the hunt for a "barn find" that I can work on with the understanding I'm going to lose a spot in my garage for the next 8 to 10 years. My wife would like a roadster with a rumble seat but 2 door sedans are pretty easy to find.
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Picking a color should be easy. According to my older copy of the judging standards there were only about 37 factory colors to choose from. I assuming from the one piece splash aprons that your truck is a 1931.

Where, in general, are you located?

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It's a '30. I'm in Grand Rapids, MI. I should add it to my tag line.
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Garwood NICE pickup I love it!!

'30-'31's would be my choice hands down for a Model A Ford pickup.

It looks cool as-is, whether you change out the color or not. Nice looking little A. Keep us posted on what you do, and have a good summer. Driving season is upon us!!!
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If you plan to drive it a lot, you will find a Tudor more practical than a Roadster.
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Garwood NICE pickup I love it!!

'30-'31's would be my choice hands down for a Model A Ford pickup.

It looks cool as-is, whether you change out the color or not. Nice looking little A. Keep us posted on what you do, and have a good summer. Driving season is upon us!!!

Thanks. The color has actually grown on me now and 90% of the people that see her in the flesh (metal) say the love the color. So, yellow-orange or nacho colored she will stay. I don't think I will do anything other than maintenance and upkeep. Although I really would love to get those stupid turn signals off the fenders. They look like they came off a truck roof from the 70's.
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That is a good choice Garwood, leave it as-is and enjoy the truck. Just keep up on the maintenance and we know you will

Ford, looking for sales in the slump of the Depression, was custom painting trucks for customers with the colors that they requested.

Your truck would fit that category! Just tell people it is a custom color from Ford
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There's not enough Trucks on this site.
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The color looks great, if you want you can put a contrasting stripe on the belt line, color of your choice to make the body color come alive.
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The color looks great, if you want you can put a contrasting stripe on the belt line, color of your choice to make the body color come alive.

There's 2 very narrow stripes. Dove gray and black that run down the body, around the tail gate and bed sides. There's also a couple spots where someone painted some "old school" pinstriping. With curves and curls, kind of like they did back on hot rods from the 70's. They're not over powering but tastefully done. I'll have to get out this summer on a sunny day to take some better pics.
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This is the 3rd truck I've seen in this color so I guess it's common.



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