Description

Here is one really cool antique piece. If you like these old-time vehicles, this 1929 Ford Model A Pickup would be right up your alley. It sticks to its antique roots-nothing flashy, nothing shiny, and nothing fast. The matte red paint job with black accents really fits the part, and the old-school wheels fall right into place. The wood around the bed is a really nice touch. The only things that look new on the exterior are the front grille and the wooden plank finished bed floor. To make this more modern-friendly, turn signals were added in the bumpers, and a third brake light was added in the rear window.

This interesting interior has wooden door panels, a wooden headliner, and the same finish behind the bench seats-a pretty cool look. The vinyl bench seats are in good condition, as is the rubber floor, which makes for an easy clean. A steering wheel correct to the year of the Model A is in good shape, and the dashboard is in good shape as well. The tiny gauge cluster in the middle of the dash is period-correct, and everything else, as you would expect, is as plain as can be.

In the engine bay sits a 201 Flathead inline-4 with a 1-barrel carburetor. The transmission is a conventional unsynchronized 3-speed sliding-gear manual. The rear end is a Ford Banjo, and the suspension is stock with an X-member that connects the front and rear axles for support of both the frame and the axles. Basic drum brakes are used for stopping, and 16-inch wheels are at all four corners, with 6.50-16 Coker front tires and 6.50-16 Goodyear rear tires. To keep things original, the exhaust is a stock factory replacement.

Highlights

•201 Flathead Inline-4
•1-Barrel Carburetor
•Conventional Unsynchronized 3-Speed Sliding Gear Manual Transmission
•Banjo Rear Axle
•X-Member Connects Front And Rear Solid Axle
•Spare Tire Under The Truck Bed
•Wooden Finished Plank Truck Bed
•Wooden Rails Around The Truck Bed
•Turn Signals In The Bumpers
•Third Brake Light In The Cab Window

This 1929 Ford Model A Pickup is modernized just enough to hit the roads safely in this time period. The Model A would make a big hit at automobile shows, especially antique shows. There are definitely clubs and a huge following for vehicles like this, so someone could have a lot of fun with this vehicle. Call today.