Let's see some Closed Cab Model A Pickups

Great proportions and stance, delicious color. Why do I now want a bowl of chocolate chip mint ice cream all of a sudden?

 

While nice pickups, only the first pic is a model A. The blue truck is a 34, the black one is a 32 and the gold one is a 33

 

Oops! I fixed it. I am obviously not well versed in Model A pickups...

 

that's alright, common mistake. Key is to look at the bed and tail gate of the trucks. The model A bed is the one like on the green truck. Only a small amount of very late build 31's got the newer bed that was carried over into 32.

Here is a late 31 "wide bed"

 

Celebrated the 50th last night with some friends, View attachment 4223447
Mick

 

Too much boost, blew it up but MAN was it fast!
Check out the head gasket.
A drive over the Bay Bridge.
Not a Raider's fan but I don't mind the cheerleaders,
Mick

 

Narlock and Worthy's Lil Hearse [attached], Donny Narlock and Ford racer friend Dave Adams
back halved the pickup for me around 1973.
69 Mustang 9"rear end and suspension with adjustable lift bars, works great all these years;
wheel stands,
Mick

 

I'll see your pick up, and raise ya one stake body.

 

that doesn't look like a Model T door,
looks like Model A....

 

something different.

 

how about one with cat on top.

 

Looks like the picture of the Lil Hearse of Narlock and Worthy didn't work, here's another,
Mick

 

Yes, Model A pickup with Model A sedan doors. It is an option since Model T doors are not as plentiful. Not a direct bolt on. "Some assembly required"

Neal

 

It looks like more going on there than that! I spy what looks like the back of a sedan subframe behind the PU cab corners. This looks to me like someone started with a sedan and replaced the back of it with the PU cab back and visor. The wood looks like it may be in some part, the sedan wood, or a homespun solution to tie it together. It looks flat sided and sunk in flush with the cab corner so I don't think it is or was a truck wood top.

The windshield goes up into the visor, which is where the header panel would be on a 28/29 ccpu cab.

I wonder if this was, at some point, a wartime PU conversion. It looks like it's an incomplete/abandoned hot rod build of some sort. The stance up front appears lowered and I think I see a 9" out back.

 

Sure dig that one!

 

My old Model A pick up. Which I imported from the USA. Swapped it for a 46 sedan.

 

Got this little guy a year ago. Runs/drives pretty well, doing the roof right now. Intake-exhaust next then drive it !

 

Mine in no particular order!

 

My 30

 

Mine back in the day 1973

 

my 29 again different pose , in front of Rosie's Café @ Wellington , NV.

 

Maybe I'll build mine like this?

 

My 31 Ford just bought it going to lower it and drive it like it is,,can't wait

 

It's unfortunate that Edsel couldn't convince old Henry to build a coupe-bodied truck like the one pictured above.

 

Update!

 

here's my '30 ccpu that I put on hold to build a '29 ccpu.

 

and here's the '29 ccpu I'm currently working on. It will have sedan doors on it until I find the right ones to replace them.

 

"A" work in progress... (see what I did there...?)