I think they were all made by AC, so the answer is none...
U's with continental engine, total production 1929-32, 7,404 units.
U's, wide front, total production 1932-52, 15,651 units.
U's, narrow front, total production 1930-51, 5,938 units.
Above info is from Wendel's book. There are some s# discrepancies noted in later models. I do not know how the industrial U's were classified...
If you ask me, the valuable ones would be the ones with the Continental motor, or some of the oddball construction or industrial rigs...
Since Rubber tires were being tested from 1930-32, how many were steel would also be a debatable question...
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