traditional model a pickup pics

a few tradtional touches on this one

 

Here is mine:

 

a buddy of mines model a at meremere drag strip in NZ

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theres more out there keep 'em comin'

 

28 model a . barn find out side new chassis under.

 

That's a killer truck.


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I'd use '28 '29 fenders instead of the '30 '31.

 

Once again im lost (ole' street machine guy tryin to learn,lol). I thought this look was Traditional Hot Roddin'.....no billet wheels or new style tires,air conditioning,billet motor crap,rack steering,ect?

 

here is another model a truck i built. i took it out to bonneville in 2008 . i sold it to lord charles march of good woo speed festival.

 

Here's mine. going for a late 50's to early 60's period

 

I have my 241 red ram rebuilt, waiting to put in a 33-34 ford truck.
MY opinion is that these trucks need to run fenders. but hell, what do I know.

 

F-6garagerat: very nice that looks sweet going with a flathead I hope? no?

 

chop shop I am running fenders as well they are fords they look great almost anyway you build them.......almost.

 

I like em without fenders....like Danny's killer PU, even tho its not a Model A:

 

Thanks. I'm building a 1955 (first year) 265 Small Block Chevy, Edelbrock C355 tripower intake (265 specific intake, small intake ports), early Delco dual point distributor, tin Chevrolet script valve covers, rams horn exhaust manifolds, 39 ford trans with a Speed Gems adapter. Want it to look like it used to be flattie powered, then a small block was found from a wrecked car and transplanted.

 

keep em comin. this thread is great!

 

Crap, you're making me miss my 31 PU I sold this spring. All steel, garage built over eight years. For the whole build, see:

http://streetrodinaweekend.blogspot.com

 

chain link fence grill!!!!!!!!!!!!! don't look bad.

 

I'm also an owner of a '31 pick-up, it was initially built by a guy in Oregon here on the HAMB with a 59ab as shown at the beginning of this thread. Then sold on the Hamb w/o the drivetrain. It has taken a trip to Bonneville Salt Flats. I have a few different wheel combo's I run on it now, red 17" wires with big and little Excelsiors, some artilleries, '35 wires, and the ford steelies with wide whites as in the pics. It now resides in Kansas with some of its friends in my shop, couple '30 Coupes, '29 Sedan, '31 Coupe, '29 roadster project.
Thanks,
Jason

 

My 29.

 

Keep em cominnn

 

ohhh there is moree out theree

 

oh cmon

 

The second one is interesting,and close to the style i want to go,anyone got any more info on that one?

Thanks

 

looks like a 32 on a custom frame

 

I love Model A p/u's. Only problem at 6'4'' they get a little tight. I dont care for the extended cabs. But if I had one I would just suck it up and enjoy the ride.
Good looking A's in this thread.