1931 Ford Pickup: I can never remember if it is Model "A" or "T". This is my friend Peter's restoration. It is the first year that Henry offered colors. He also has a Shelby that I...

rrayr2002 Loc: New Jersey

I can never remember if it is Model "A" or "T". This is my friend Peter's restoration. It is the first year that Henry offered colors. He also has a Shelby that I want to shoot at a more desirable backround.

bcheary Loc: Jacksonville, FL

rrayr2002 wrote:

I can never remember if it is Model "A" or "T". This is my friend Peter's restoration. It is the first year that Henry offered colors. He also has a Shelby that I want to shoot at a more desirable backround.

Very nice. :thumbup:

Wahawk Loc: NE IA

Now just see if you can find a little out of the way rural store from long ago and have him park it there for some pics! Give it the 'old time' feel!

rrayr2002 Loc: New Jersey

Wahawk wrote:

Now just see if you can find a little out of the way rural store from long ago and have him park it there for some pics! Give it the 'old time' feel!

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Great idea. I like the B&W, to me it has the Bonnie and Clyde look.

wtompkins Loc: Northern Michigan

Very nice!
Wouldn't it be cool to own one of those? I just love antique vehicles!

Beowulf Loc: Aquidneck Island, RI

Great pix. It is a model A, the last T (the 15 millionth) was made in 1927.

DOOK Loc: Maclean, Australia

Very nice, but I don't think old Henry would have approved of the color, though, lol. :D

rrayr2002 Loc: New Jersey

DOOK wrote:

Very nice, but I don't think old Henry would have approved of the color, though, lol. :D

If you Google it, you will see that this color was available for the Ford Truck and roadsters that year.

DOOK Loc: Maclean, Australia

rrayr2002 wrote:

If you Google it, you will see that this color was available for the Ford Truck and roadsters that year.

Well, I'll be buggered. Never knew that. Thanks. :-) :-)

Racin17 Loc: Western Pa

rrayr2002 wrote:

I can never remember if it is Model "A" or "T". This is my friend Peter's restoration. It is the first year that Henry offered colors. He also has a Shelby that I want to shoot at a more desirable backround.

Nice truck, the BW photo would be great with a different background, the shelby pics will be when.... :thumbup:

alawry Loc: Timaru New Zealand

DOOK wrote:

Well, I'll be buggered. Never knew that. Thanks. :-) :-)

I think the official for colour was "Arabian Sand" I came home from the maternity hospital in a 31 Roadster, that colour. Andrew

DOOK Loc: Maclean, Australia

alawry wrote:

I think the official for colour was "Arabian Sand" I came home from the maternity hospital in a 31 Roadster, that colour. Andrew

Thanks mate. Earl.

Dixiegirl Loc: Alabama gulf coast

What a beauty!

rrayr2002 wrote:

I can never remember if it is Model "A" or "T". This is my friend Peter's restoration. It is the first year that Henry offered colors. He also has a Shelby that I want to shoot at a more desirable backround.

Rufus Loc: Puget Sound area, WA

Fine restoration to original appearance. However,that 1931 Model A Ford is wearing a 1930 radiator cover. The 1931 cover had a band of body paint at the top of the front side. No criticism meant on a beautiful job.