A timeless classic in the world of Ford commercial vehicles and a longtime favorite of both restorers and rodders, this 1929 Ford Model A Open-Cab Pickup is reported to have undergone a full cab- and bed-off restoration in 2012, with the owner/restorer said to have accumulated some $6,000 in receipts during the project. With a roadster top reported to be in new condition, the Model A is believed to have had its engine rebuilt during the restoration. - no functional or operational issues except for the non-functional speedometer, and reports that no rust repairs were needed either before or since the restoration. The Model A was powered by Ford's 201-cu.in. L-head inline-four. With a compression ratio of 4.22:1, the engine received its fuel mixture via a single carburetor and was rated by the manufacturer at 40 horsepower when new. The originality of this Model A's engine is uncertain, but it is believed to have been rebuilt during the restoration. The engine is reported to start and idle without smoke. The manual transmission reportedly delivers very smooth shifting when double clutched. A slight weep below the engine is observed. The engine bay presents as stock and very clean. The Model A was reportedly painted in 2012, and the red and black finish is said to have held up extremely well over the years. A few scratches and minor chips are noted as blemishes. The top's condition is described as new, but no side curtains are included. The door seals are said to be free of chunking.- any corrosion is limited to surface rust underneath. The chrome appears to be in very good condition. The cargo bed has a wooden floor, wooden bed rails and shows no damage. The windshield and rear window are reported to be in new condition. All lights are said to work, including period turn indicators and a second taillamp. The underside presents as very clean, with no surface corrosion readily visible - The black vinyl seating materials show no tears or other damage. The floor has a rubber mat that looks to be in good shape.- that no interior trim or small controls are missing. The steel dashboard presents well, and all instrumentation is reported to be functional except for the speedometer. A map pouch has been added to the passenger's door. There is no heater, air conditioning, or audio system. - The chassis was reportedly lubricated about a year ago. The seller cites no leaks or damage to the suspension or its components.- the mechanical drum brakes will stop the truck in a straight line under hard braking. The 19-inch wire wheels are described as being free of rash and vibrations.- that the Universal blackwall tires' date codes read to 2011 but that the tread looks almost new. A hardcover photo album of the restoration, plus some $6,000 in receipts, will be provided. This 1929 Ford Model A Open-Cab Pickup is reported to have undergone full restoration and still presents with vigor.