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The Stanton, CA car has made it's way back down to the states. Wally and Sharron Taylor (RIP) started the restoration, and Sheila and Kem Jones had it completed by Ken Hindley in Union, ON. I purchased the car, and brought it back to IN in Oct 2022. The '32 DeSoto was in fact the same body (Survivor car shown here in red).

Trying to ID this hood ornament for an elder friend of mine. Who can steer me in the right direction, or positively Identify it?

After researching the auto screen opinions, I find that everything I’ve seen uses two independent mounts, that would allow for body contour. I can envision it possibly being a visor mount. The research continues.

This bracket had been made into a chauffeurs window divider on an economy car, in front of the rumble seat. The scale was off, and it looked really out of place. Looking closer at it, it has a LH/ RH index to it. The only marking, or casting is a number 3, centered on the back of the mounting bracket. It measures 14” long overall. I’m thinking that this is a wind wing bracket for a large luxury car. Any direction, or confirmation would be greatly appreciated.

I am knee deep in circa 1929-32 MoPar stuff, but have found myself now looking for a 1930 Hup Model C complete long block. Air cleaner to exhaust manifold. I have no idea how easy or difficult this might be to find. Can someone give me the skinny, or point me in the right direction?

A friend thought this was a 29 Dodge body, but I don't think that's what it is. Can anyone ID it by the distinctive body lines? thanks

I'm looking for knowledge and parts resources for a 1951 DKW RT125. Located in NW Indiana.

Thank you so much for giving me direction! Very much appreciated!

My uncle drug this home this evening. He liked it because it turns over and has good compression, only neither of us know what it's for. I guessed an old motorcycle engine that served a second life as a power unit for something else. It could be a later micro car engine for all I know. Thanks for looking at my pics. Any guidance is helpful.

The cowl bracket mounts measure 3 1/4" on center. It looks like that black bracket locks onto the bottom chrome piece with a keyed lock cylinder.

That does look like a pretty good match!

If your handles are '49, this one I have must be a year or two later. Does anyone know for sure?

The interior handle is saying Hudson/ Essex to me. Chrysler mounted their exterior handles on the body molding, not below it. It's the orphan with the closest look to Chrysler product, and often mistaken for it. You want to confirm, but that's what I'm thinking. 1928-1930, and yes, I would say sedan. Couple doors are wider.

Thank you guys. I try not to let unidentified parts sit around for years. There is always someone who could put it to use.

Similar to a 1931 Cadillac. I'm trying to determine what automobile this rock guard fits. It's larger than many I've seen at 20" wide and 33 1/2" high. Any direction is appreciated.