History RHD 1928 Model A RPU cab with a Model T turtledeck: Looking for more photos and information.

I've had this photo saved for a long time. I think it was taken in Australia. It appears to be a 1928 (no door handles) Ford Model A roadster pickup cab wearing the turtle deck from a 1924-1925 Ford Model T roadster. I'd love to see this car from behind and know how the turtledeck blends with the RPU cab. Any help? Thanks!

 

This appears to be the same car. I didn't realize it had a cowl vent. I also note that the back of the bucket doesn't look flat like a '28-'29 RPU cab.

 

The image from the quote above and one I found using reverse image search.

 

maybe search through the Aussie H A M B ers, they will know, cheers

 

Yes top pic is at the Boogaloo Invitational held at Wattle Flat Reserve in Castlemaine, Vic. They had two there then the last one was at a caravan park at Ballan. I would have been at the Wattle Flat ones ( only 10 miles from me) but I don't remember the car. Have they used the back part of a tourer tub to mate with the T turtle deck?
Aussie Street Machine may have done a feature on the car as they were there at both events. Great events focussed on HAMB friendly cars and bikes, pity they didn't continue.

 

Thanks @swifty ! Good information.

 

That's an interesting combination that, to my eye, looks better than I would expect it to.

Thanks for sharing.

 

Agreed, it's not just an RPU cab as I'd initially expected. Perhaps, as someone suggested, a phaeton that's had the rear of the tonneau moved up to the back of the front doors. The turtle deck also doesn't look exactly stock Model T to me from the additional angles of the new photos.