Need pics of 1928-31 model A trucks and roadsters trucks made from sedans

[Ratsnest]

Just bought a 1928 ford sedan cowl and doors..going to pickup 1930 cowl and quarter panels along with a few other a parts... thinking of building a closed cab truck from the 28 ford cowl and doors.. and a roadster out of the 1930 parts...if anyone has any pics the have trucks built like this please post them...

 

[Ratsnest]

heres a few from the web

fill free to add any you have thanks...

 

[Ratsnest]

a few more

 

[donsrods]

Here's "mine." I say mine but it was built by my Son and I inherited it when he decided to buy a Brookville body instead. It was a Fordor sedan that he cut up and built an entirely new back section for. He also cut off the original windshield and modified a 29 roadster windshield to fit.

Don

It started out like this........

After cutting it up he built the back like this......

Then bent up sheet steel to fill in the back section....

And it ended up like this.........

After I got the body I turned it into this..........

And that is pretty much where it sits now until I finish my 27.

 

[Ratsnest]

thanks Don..

 

[donsrods]

You're welcome. In case you need any more shots of how the back panel was formed, here are a couple more.

Don

 

[international rat]

Not to hijack the thread or anything but.... Wow, donsrods you and your son build some very nice stuff!

 

[Shea Laking]

a few more

That little lime green one rocks my world! Now that's cool "patina!"

Regards,
Shea

 

[hillbillychopper]

roadster p/u

Look up mine

 

[Sniper]

This one is out of Barrie Ontario Canada. Belongs to a gentleman that goes by the name Brianangus. He's good at giving out info if you ask. He was on Club Hot Rod a lot awhile back, and is on the HAMB as well.

 

[kelseydum]

Man Don, You and your son build some of the coolest rods. They seem so simple but I know you plan waaaaay ahead. I only hope that when my son is old enough that he is as interested.

No pics but if you have a vision you can do what ever you want with the right amount of patience.