1934 4x4 Ford with a Cummins!
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Gary stopped by to get some axle work done from WFO Gear and Axle. You know we had to check out his Model A! Such a unique build.
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Filmed and edited by: Sawyer Morris @cs_morris on instagram
That has to be the best looking old truck I think I've ever seen
Simply impressive.
True master piece sir. Congratulations
Yes sir. That’s a beauty.
Brother that's one of the coolest rigs I've ever seen. Badass👍👍👍👍🔥🙌🔥🔥🔥
Glad you like it! It was awesome to look at. Gary knows what he is doing.
Cool build
Beautiful build!
Thank all of YOU for your comments on this build. Any build questions - fire away.... Gary
thanks for sharing, enjoyed!
That’s a whole lot of awesome
Love it super cool truck 🍔🌭🥪🍺🐘
SWEET !
Cool truck build ❤👍👍😎
Amazing talent .
Nicely done sweet build. 👍🏻
What a great 'lil truck!
Holy your pulling all stops with this one. Great Job WFO
Thanks 👍
It is a great model B 1934 conversion truck.
That's the nicest truck ever. AMAZING
Very nice little truck. Something I've thought about for many years and never got to do, great to see it done.
Sweet truck!
Cool truck and great job with the look. Any guy would love to have that in there driveway
Definitely a unique looking rig. Im not new to the class A department but damb this guy went big. I would've finished it of with 35s other than that very clean great job on the build sir.
Every man's dream, great job , can I have the first right to buy? 😊
Very nice 👌 👍. Hope you enjoy it for a very long time. No seriously it's Badass 😎 .
Nice, but needs skinny old school off road tires from Coker Tire. Skinny steelies as well.
100% agreed thats the first thing i thought too! Awsome truck
U are right
And the tires would just spin
I can see that look .
I think I would do it with a 292 Chevy , maybe twin 3 into 1 exhaust stacks
The beautiful thing with the hobby is we can appreciate someone elses vision
Nice job would love to have it
Beautiful !!!!!
Great job Gary!
Super nice build.
Nicest build on youtube, hands down.
This is a FANTASTIC build!!!
Beautiful job beautiful job
Beautiful
Real cool build! I want one!
✅. Beautiful Old school 4WD diesel pickup truck…….would love hearing it and see you taking it out for a spin….
Greetings from the Netherlands
Stay safe, be humble and be blessed
I like the packaging. So many people hang a steering box out front on these types of builds, spoiling the looks. I'm built like guys were 100 years ago so I fit these vintage rides like a glove, but I like how his cab was stretched. Nice Job!
industrial art.. thanks for this post..had a 1929 model AA called double A ton and a half flat bed medium duty truck.. miss the sound of the straight cut gears ...........aloha
Very Nice, I am working on a build I stretch my cab 6" and wish I would have gone more also.
Awesome 👍
Nice project. You could factory order a Cummins engine (“mowterr”) in a Kenworth in the 1930’s.
p.s. 1934 - not a Model A
Great job ,coool
31 was the last year for the model A.
32 it was a model B. The firat year of the V8.
There’s a trend happening here old bodies,new running gear and the look good.
Sensacional...
Nice
The last year of the model A was 1931. after that they had the model B for a short while.
Exactly Jim. This is a Model B
It's Sooo Quiet.... ☆
Is that Lowell Fast
28 to 31 was model A..
31 last year for A
Did Ford build a Model A in 1934? I thought 1931 was its last year.
Faces and vehicle in shadow. Take a few shots from the other side. Then interview close up in shaded area or indoors.
A 1934 is NOT a MODEL A
1:07 "from a 34 Ford Model A"
What replaced the Ford Model A? Model B
Model A production ended in March 1932, after 4,858,644 had been made in all body styles.
I'm surprised you can register that truck in California.
*Motor weighs more than the TRUCK does...*
2.8 weighs just 500 pounds
Nice looking but didn't get to hear it.
In 1934 would have been a B model they Quit making the model, a and 32
THE LAST FORD MODEL A WAS BUILT IN 1931 ! NOT A MODEL A !
Model “B”
Model “B” was produced 1932-1934
I wish that he would stop calling it a model A. It’s not a model A.
A 34 Ford is not a modal A Do your research before you do an interview
You build prowess is obvious....but why not shut up and let HIM describe HIS truck
I give this a big thumbs down and a waste of time. We should have heard the engine run and gone for a drive.