Ford Model A and Model AA Trucks A Complete Look At The Full Line Of Trucks Ford Manufactured! 

Man oh man do I want that first dump truck, so cool. That’ll be my next project for the garage.

These model AA trucks were better than what we have today.

Fasanating I'm 60 years old and have never seen this footage before 😮

Made in America by Americans with American iron and steel and powered by American fuel and muscle.

Siempre tengo.ford.a.desde.chico.y.tengo.62.años.mira.se.lo.da.el.fora.

Thank You very for sharing this!

Wow, this resonates! I was born in 1940 and remember a a kid my dad talking of his adventure in the early 1930s driving a Model AA truck to support his then new family (I'm the youngest, my surviving 92-year-old big sister is still going strong). He spoke of having a two-speed rare axle, giving it six forward gears. He reckoned on some hills he needed to reverse up in the lower reverse gear. In 1958 I had a 1928 Tudor as my daily drive. That Model A motor wasn't big on power, but it had loads of torque, so I reckon it would have done fine as a truck engine.

My grandfather owned a lot of different makes of trucks in the 1920's and 30's in his trucking business .But I'm just sorry that none of them were Fords. One of his daughters, though, did own a great little '28 roadster and I still have the pictures.

Was Lance Corporal Jonesy's van a Ford as well?

K.tal.mui.bueno.el.camioncito.

After watching this video, I'm going to the dealership tomorrow and buying me a brand new 1931 Model AA truck!! Hope my local dealership has some in stock.

While I do not have a need to own a truck, there are plenty out there that do. The manufacturers are still leveraging the same concept today. A variety of trucks based on a common chassis.

The Model AA truck had a realistic road speed of 35 - 40 mph and only required a single driver. Horses/mules can pull a large load at 4 mph but require a group of men to control a larger team of draft animals. Thus, the worker using a Model AA truck is vastly more productive.

Ken, I’ve watched this several times now and needed to point out that AA with 2 slide outs and a raised roof. Today this would be a class B rv, incredible A’s, sadly most of these are gone.

El gran tema eran LOS FRENOS!...