some cool junk I saw on farm today

I went to a farm to look at a 32 Ford frame. The guy had some decent stuff.

 

more pics here

 

Geez Paul, how many undiscovered farm stashes could be left around there? You seem to find a new one with tons of cool stuff about once a month.

 

Had a nice little 28 Model AR roadster too.

 

That's just the one's I show you! I love it when everyone says that it's all gone and you can't find stuff anymore.

 

I would like to have that 35\36 Ford Slantback Sedan....they make cool little cars

 

What makes the roadster an AR? Looks like regular fenders to me.

 

man you find more stuff then me . That big red coe is an auto car . I had one a few weeks ago but it was in really poor shape

 

I would like to own that truck with the high cab.. You just don't see many of those anymore. I don't think I ever seen one fully restored.

 

Would someone let me know the year and make of this truck? I'm fairly certain it's a Chevrolet, maybe '39sih.

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=452629&d=1212615100

I've only seen a few of them around, and I really like the styling...

 

The emergency brake is probably to the left of the clutch pedal on the drivers side frame. That's a big sign of an early A.

 

The earliest 28's had some left over 27 T parts on them and are considered AR's. They will have the left hand E brake handle, red steering wheel, red distributor cap, little different wheels, etc. Sometimes the parts are harder to find and more expensive. The real Model A restorers highly value these cars. Hot rodders don't care. Either way, it's a cool roadster.

 

37 Chevy and yes they are very cool.

 

Man I'd love to have that 33-34 pickem up! You did it again povertyflats...great find, is any of it for sale?

 

Just wondering which parts were on this car. My bro is BIG into A's, and I've learned a bit about AR stuff from him. I can spot an AR rear fender from a mile away, and a front from a quarter mile. He's even tried to teach me the peculiarities of the different hood sides (three different AR versions?).

Did this car have the solid front mount, or the lefty brake handle? Steering wheels, generators, and hoses have probably been changed a few times by now.

Geez, I sound like a restorer.

 

Oh, I got you now. Hell, I didn't look that close. The price kind of scared me.

 

Yes, I can hook you up.

 

I like the still almost white COE truck.

-W

 

That would be a 46 Chevy cabover or COE. They make great custom haulers as you know.

 

man i could use a few pieces and off of this! do you know if hes parting them out ?

 

No he will sell whole vehicles and they won't be cheap. But why should they be. This stuff has been bringing good money at auctions around here. Let me know if I can help you buy it from him.

 

It amazes me the things people expect guys to part out. Some nice builders there.

 

...37 Chevy.

 

Love the cab overs

 

The front fenders look early to me. The rears are obviously not beavertails. The doors don't have outside handles which is correct, and the cowl sides firewall lip does look to be the early shorter variety. Beyond that I can't make out any other early stuff.

Yes, there were 3 different variations of hood sides produced in '28.

And no, I'm not a restorer. I just really dig Model A's.

 

Man... that IS cool, I just made that coe pic my desktop wallpaper for today...

old trucks are fun! (repeat until you believe).

Thanks for sharing the pics.

-W

 

you really have a knack for finding the good stuff!

 

i just need some of the little stuff and not a whole truck hopefully someone will buy the whole truck and do something with it.. besides the boss lady would stroke out if i dragged something else home..

 

something wrong with a simple question? as an adult i have been told no before .. or would the psychic network or a magic eightball be the best way to go? if you have a few small pieces and parts of a 37 1/2 ton let me know .. i need the chin off a grill shell and the stainless trim for the grill..