1931 Ford Model A Closed Cab Pickup

1931 Ford Closed Cab Pickup finished in an attractive two-tone Yellow and Black exterior. Powered by a 200.5 cu-in inline-four cylinder engine. Fully restored example with only careful use since restoration. Previously in the Gregorie Neck Collection.

The Ford Motor Company, with its F-series, has long held the distinction of building the best-selling trucks in America. That distinction dates back many decades, as Ford's commercial Model A and AA variants were also the most popular in their day. The best-selling Ford truck of 1931 was the Closed Cab Pick-up, which brought passenger-car style and some new features to the market

Exterior
All panels and exterior surfaces are shown in A-plus condition. The chrome grill, headlight buckets, rear view mirrors, bumpers and running lights are all in excellent condition and accent the truck beautifully. A Yellow body, with black fenders and running boards, and Straw wire wheel accents, makes this truck look just stunning. Even the engine bay is very clean and has seen a lot of attention to detail. A vinyl top insert is seen and is supported by chrome strips and the bed of the truck has been relined with boards gloss varnish. The gate is fully operational.

Interior
A black vinyl bench seat is framed by black painted steel interior surround, as well as black vinyl door panels. The original chrome "mask style" gauge cluster sits neatly in the center of the black on the dash and black carpeting.

Drivetrain
The familiar 40hp, 200.5-cu.in. L-head four-cylinder engine and three-speed sliding-gear transmission are seen under the engine cowling. This Model A Pickup is ready to roll.