The Ford Barn

mramc1 · 06-10-2015, 08:03 AM

I just found this truck 5 minutes from my house. I think it's a '30 AA, but could be an early '31. I need to verify the frame number as the engine is not original and is from a '29 car. Last licensed in 1957 this truck was used to haul cabbage in WNY. It is (was) green with black fenders. The odometer shows 9893 miles. The wheel base is a staggering 183 inches!! The rear frame was extended with channel iron bolted to the outside of the stock AA frame.

Plans call for a cleanup and getting this sucker running. I want to drive it around my house and maybe throw together an A speedster to haul around on it's back. Enjoy.

Leaving the farm.

The back 4 ft were not covered in the barn and the flatbed rotted away.

Years of field mud under the hood. The engine turns freely.

Cab is very solid. No holes in the floor and minimal rust in the door bottoms and cowl.

06-10-2015, 08:03 AM	#1
mramc1 Member Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: West of Rochester, NY Posts: 83	Barn fresh AA farm truck I just found this truck 5 minutes from my house. I think it's a '30 AA, but could be an early '31. I need to verify the frame number as the engine is not original and is from a '29 car. Last licensed in 1957 this truck was used to haul cabbage in WNY. It is (was) green with black fenders. The odometer shows 9893 miles. The wheel base is a staggering 183 inches!! The rear frame was extended with channel iron bolted to the outside of the stock AA frame. Plans call for a cleanup and getting this sucker running. I want to drive it around my house and maybe throw together an A speedster to haul around on it's back. Enjoy. Leaving the farm. The back 4 ft were not covered in the barn and the flatbed rotted away. Years of field mud under the hood. The engine turns freely. Cab is very solid. No holes in the floor and minimal rust in the door bottoms and cowl. __________________ Josh Quick Quick Speed Shop "6.50 rubber really gives you the old dig when you need it!"