1930 model AA
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1930 model AA
i know a guy who picked up a prestine 1930 model AA short wheelbase i believe for 2200$.... that a nice price? all orginal restored like in the 80's. but its missing the outter duals 
i was just wondering what this type of truck is worth
i was just wondering what this type of truck is worth
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Still cheaper than what I was looking at today. I can't knock a guy for making a buck, but sometimes it makes ya wonder, lol.
BTW, 7 fish is being pretty optimistic, don't ya think?
BTW, 7 fish is being pretty optimistic, don't ya think?
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Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think they all came with dual rear wheels. Weren't duals an option? Stu
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it has dually rims on the inners, so yeah. we sorta know its missin' em
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Don't make that assumption. The rims used on the AAs would have been either an 18" or 20" Budd style wheel having five hand holes and a 5 lug x 6 7/8" bolt pattern. Single wheel style would look very similar to the dual rear wheel style, but would simply have less dish. Stu
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Don't make that assumption. The rims used on the AAs would have been either an 18" or 20" Budd style wheel having five hand holes and a 5 lug x 6 7/8" bolt pattern. Single wheel style would look very similar to the dual rear wheel style, but would simply have less dish. Stu
I was under the impression that the single and dual wheels were the same with a spacer inbetween.
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3200 is a pretty nice deal. Some people might think its amazing, but I think they are thinking of model A pickups and cars. For some reason the AAs don't go for the same prices unless there are unique and identifying characteristics, like dump boxes or express beds or even old business advertising still painted/patina'd on.
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