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    Mystery Ornament

    Fleek replied to John's topic in What is it?

    One possibility might be the trim on the top of the front fender of a 46-48 Mercury, with some damage to the leading edge.
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    I always found these old coupe-pickups interesting. HowStuffWorks "1941 Chevrolet Coupe Pickup" I remember the Texas highway department used them at one time. You might even get lucky and find one to restore.
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    I agree with Leif. 55 ford
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    Does not seem to be the normal louver layout. Most I have seen have the hood louvers going all the way across the hood as Dale62 mentioned. Special design or aftermarket maybe? Not being a VW guy, I would not have noticed if it had not been posted here.
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    I agree it looks European. First thought for me was Morris.
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    I do not know either, but maybe the holes are for mounting a chrome trim strip or other decoration. If so, then it is likely for a more expensive car.
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    Try this link for a lot of info on Diamond T trucks including a PDF operators manuel for the 201 Diamond T Classics :: The Cadillac of Trucks
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    Love that ole Merc! Great find.
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    Not a Seagrave, but you might be interested in this local story in my town, Ocala, Fl., in yesterdays newspaper. > Star-Banner > > Photo 0 of 0 Sorry, did not load correctly. Look for picture of smiling man on his red firetruck and click for gallery.
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    It is amazing how many wonderful cars have been produced over the years. So much personality. Cars today seem to all blend together.
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    I have one 1949 Delahaye 175 for the road please. Which one do you want? Unofficial AllExperts Expert Board: Cars you've probably never seen or heard of before - 52 pictures
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    I have heard of a few who have dropped down to a 215 in place of the 225. Not sure if that is a good option or not.
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    Pontiac has used the indian chief as their logo in many forms. I would guess your second item to be an aftermarket item designed around the chief.http://northstargallery.com/cars/car85web.jpg
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    Yes the merc hubcap is real too. Google "1953 mercury hubcaps" to see an example
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    Appears to be Mercury from the mid 60's
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    Might try Grainger Supply Grainger Industrial Supply - MRO Supplies, MRO Equipment, Tools & Solutions If they do not have it, chances are they can get it if available anywhere. They do carry ss keystock. Good luck.
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    From the style of the Indian, it appears to be from about 46-48. I can not find a picture of a dash without the clock, but I believe you may be correct about it being a delete plate.
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    Perfectly natural to miss my post. Just proves the old saying "a picture is worth a thousand words". Gotta remember to write a 1001 word answer if I wanted to get noticed. Thanks Dave for giving me credit.
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    Mid 30's Ford. Not sure, but the column looks heavy for a car. Might be for a truck? Could be just the angle of the picture.
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    Sorry, but I have to disagree with 30dodge about GMC. The first grille appears to me to be from an early 40's Diamond T truck.
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    I think Manuel is right, Studebaker from the 40's
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    If you are looking for someone on this forum, just go directly above this post and look for "community" in the dark line. Then click on "member list".
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    Rockettraider is correct about the olds cap. Here is a post about this style from a while ago. http://forums.aaca.org/f169/help-needed-50s-olds-wire-wheel-302850.html
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    Makes you wonder how that one old Studebaker wagon came to live among all those Chevy trucks. Lots of good 40's and 50's bow tie iron there. Thanks for sharing.
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