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Hello, I was curious if anyone could help me with the identification on this very narrow 18" wire spoke wheel. It appears as it's a 6-lug wheel and has no threads on the outside for a threaded hubcap. Look to me to be from an early 1900's small car, light duty. Any information would be great. Thanks for reading.

Here's a fairly unique part, looks to me like some sort of distributor or ignition part, but I'm not certian of that. It is labeled Bendix Aviation Corporation and is about 5" tall, with just the single wire coming out of it. Any ideas on what it might be?

Thanks for the ID.

Hello, Would like to see if anyone out there would be able to help me correctly identify this pair of interior door handles that I believe would be from the mid to late 1920's. They are both quite nice and measure 4 5/8" in length and fit over a square shaft.

Thanks for the information "The 55er". Still searching to find the use for this core support, but it definitely isn't cut at the top - it appears that it was manufactured that way. I have two of them and they are NOS parts - with no modifications or alterations.

Would like to see if anyone out there has any clue on what this Core Support fits. There are no stampings or part numbers listed anywhere that I can find. It measures 41 3/4" wide and is 22 3/4" tall.

Hello, Here is what I think is a 1930's Motor Mount, but I could be wrong. The part number reads "2279722" and I think it's a GM number, but I am not able to find it in any of my Chevrolet Parts Catalogs. Could possibly be from another GM product line. Any leads or information would be great. Thanks for looking.

Would like to try and find the factory fitment for this older GM Rear Brake Drum. The drum itself is no good, but I have the backing plates for the axle that are nice...just can't figure out what they fit. The drum has #18019765 cast into it, and it's a fairly small drum with a 5 lug by 3 15/16" (or 100mm) bolt pattern. Not sure if that part number is the casting number or assembly number. Any help would be appreciated.

Looks like a '53 to '54 era Chevrolet, from what I can tell by the rear bumper guards and bar.

Hello, This might be an easy one for the Mopar collectors, but I haven't been able to figure this one out on my own. Looks to be a late 1920's, possibly early 1930's Radiator Cap that is marked "DPCD" on the bottom. This is roughly 3 1/4" in diameter.