1929 Ford Pickup Truck

Summary

Ford's 1929 Model A pickup was based on its Model A car. The company offered the pickup with an open cab, like this one, or with a more weather-tight closed cab. Early pickups were homemade or aftermarket conversions. Serious factory production didn't start until the 1920s. Pickups evolved from utilitarian workhorses to stylish vehicles with all the comforts of automobiles.

Ford's 1929 Model A pickup was based on its Model A car. The company offered the pickup with an open cab, like this one, or with a more weather-tight closed cab. Early pickups were homemade or aftermarket conversions. Serious factory production didn't start until the 1920s. Pickups evolved from utilitarian workhorses to stylish vehicles with all the comforts of automobiles.

Artifact

Pickup (Truck)

Date Made

1929

Greenfield Village
 On Exhibit

at Greenfield Village in Model T/Service Vehicles

Object ID

56.110.1

Credit

From the Collections of The Henry Ford.

Material

Steel (Alloy)
Metal
Glass (Material)
Rubber (Material)

Color

Green
Black (Color)
Brown
Cream (Color)
White (Color)

Dimensions

Height: 70.5 in

Width: 6.5 in

Length: 157 in

Inscriptions

Hubs, running boards, tailgate, & radiator shell marked: FORD

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