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53RYDER · 11-29-2015, 08:55 AM

So there's a 1929 Model AA Truck in a local Model A club newsletter for sale.
I was wondering about the differences between a 'AA' truck versus an 'A' truck?

I gather that the AA truck was designed to carry heavier loads than an A, had a 4 speed tranny and early models had an worm gear rear end, limiting the top speeds; plain interior. So far so good?

So if one were to purchase an AA truck would parts be harder to find, since I'm guessing less AA trucks made than A trucks? Or am I wrong? Or would "certain" parts be tough to come across?

Just trying to have a conversation in my own mind about whether or not it would be worthwhile to buy an AA as opposed to an A.

Any thoughts?

Glenn (newbie)

11-29-2015, 08:55 AM	#1
53RYDER Member Join Date: Jul 2015 Location: Brier, WA Posts: 82	Model AA versus Model A? So there's a 1929 Model AA Truck in a local Model A club newsletter for sale. I was wondering about the differences between a 'AA' truck versus an 'A' truck? I gather that the AA truck was designed to carry heavier loads than an A, had a 4 speed tranny and early models had an worm gear rear end, limiting the top speeds; plain interior. So far so good? So if one were to purchase an AA truck would parts be harder to find, since I'm guessing less AA trucks made than A trucks? Or am I wrong? Or would "certain" parts be tough to come across? Just trying to have a conversation in my own mind about whether or not it would be worthwhile to buy an AA as opposed to an A. Any thoughts? Glenn (newbie)