History Attic Find (Ford Service Bulletins)

Not really an attic find i knew they were up there but just got them down when putting away Xmas stuff

My Dad got these from his old Boss who had a auto repair shop and his Father ran a large Auto and truck shop in Pasadena in the early 1900"s.

First Ford service bulletins June 1932- Dec 1933 In original Binder






Next service bulletins misc 1916-1917 and some 1922 1923



Then Body parts list for Model "A" and "AA" 1928-29-30-31 Copyright 1931 With hand written notes in the pages noting different part #s and new prices




then the Oddball a Chevrolet Motor cars "Instructions for the Operation and Care 1929



Just thought i would share with everyone they sure are fun to read and look at the old ways

Wish life was that simple now

 

wow those are cool the ford book looks like its in really good shape

 

All of it is pretty darn cool, but the embossed cover with tha Model A shell is an amazing find.

 

Very cool... I've got some space if they get tired of the attic!
Zach

 

Yes there all in pretty good shape just some light wear on the edges

 

No more attic any more i thought i lost them or gave them back to my Dad until i opened a box looking for room for Xmas stuff they have been there since i moved

 

that's just cool .

 

Here are some Pics of the hand written notes in the Body parts list there is some notes on prices $10.00 for a rear door assembly Less paint and trim or $3.60 for headliner in Tan broadcloth





then looking through the service bulletins some of them are actually "Ford Sales Bulletins sent out every week to Dealers as news letters about the ford products



with a pic of a branch mangers meeting in Dearborn Can you spot Henry Ford ?

 

Cool find! I've got a similar one, though lacking the cool grill shell on the cover, but it has service bulletins from '32 to around '48 in it. They are fun to flip through.