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New in the original box 1936 Plymouth pines winter front. Asking $400 which includes shipping to the lower 48 states. When will you find another one?? Great condition, the rubber molding around shell is starting to give up the ghost, will need to be replaced (it is 80 year old rubber after all). Quick search found some identical rubber molding sold by the foot. The masking tape is original, was used to prevent the peaked potion from getting rub damage from the box.

New in the original box 1936 Plymouth pines winter front. Asking $400 which includes shipping to the lower 48 states. When will you find another one?? Great condition, the rubber molding around shell is starting to give up the ghost, will need to be replaced (it is 80 year old rubber after all). Quick search found some identical rubber molding sold by the foot. The masking tape is original, was used to prevent the peaked potion from getting rub damage from the box.

Got these from a friends old barn, we don't know what they are. I am guessing 1920's rear truck fenders?

This just showed up at the garage, but it can't stay long. Too many other cars coming in. Parked inside since 1949, engine is out and apart. VERY solid, good start. Hate to cut up for parts and then see the body rat rodded. Any suggestions or interest ?

Need some parts for my 1932 Ford truck and 32 Ford tudor sedan: Looking for used or NOS ORIGINAL Ford parts only for the 32 truck: Bolts that hold down under seat gas tank. interior kick panels, various screws, nuts, bolts, etc. For the 1932 Tudor: Well, its currently just a stripped shell, so most anything that bolts or attaches to the body.

May be right . They were in a garage with a bunch of model T and early DB stuff. Owner said DB, but ....

What year Dodge Brothers are these fenders. Hopefully headlight buckets and bar help out with ID.

Hopefully the bracket will help in the ID. Also notice the tabs on bottom to mount to ?frame. Three holes , two for the fender brace, one for headlight bar maybe?

Still stumped. Anyone??

Thank you everyone. There was a bunch of different stuff up there, but no 1923 Chevy. Never would have guessed that. Never know what you might find on old farms !

Have I stumped everyone? Still have no guess, but I am thinking late teens, early 1920's

Measures 40.5 inches by 10.25. I have removed the slides as shown. Long story short. Exploring the site of an old barn/repair shop close in the mid 1960's. It fell down on its self in the mid 1970's. On a dirty road in the middle of nowhere. Just a 4 foot high mound of moss cover debris. Started to peel back layers of very damp rotted wood. Found this and a early Ford drag link set up for speedo gear. Because the guy who owned it liked Dodges (dealer down the road, but it closed in the 1940's!) and the fact there are a couple of early 1920's Dodge carcasses within 200 feet I believe this is 1922-1924? dodge? can anyone help?

Found in an old barn.

Came with some early Ford V8 parts, but I don't think its Ford. Marked H-31942 on back

Found in attic of old farm house. Anyone have a clue

Got this with a bunch of Model A ford parts. Width is 22 inches height is 21.5 inches. Stamped 400 on back (model number?). Anyone know what this fits?

We still use similar caps for vehicle fuel tanks at UPS. The solder melts in fire to let out fumes. My package car I drive has a fuel cap almost identical to that one. Bottom is same, top is slightly different.

Got two of these, similar style different knobs. Same parts number on both. Anyone have a photo of how they attached to the car? Can't quite picture it in my mind.

Nice handle, marked Jarvis, one section has 1760 the other has 1761. Came in box with a bunch of gas and radiator caps.

Has a couple of bullet holes now too. Drunken teenage kids. Shot right thru the wall of the garage and hit it in the wood shed 50 feet away.

Can't seem to find this one anywhere. part number 561592 with the dpcd logo on bottom, but I can't find any reference to this part number.

2 on the right are the same. Notice the 3 ear lock on bottom. One on the right has homemade rubber gasket, cut from an old inner tube.

These 3 are the same except the last one is larger then the other 2. Can not find any marks on them. Part of a large collection of caps i just bought. Nothing is marked :.(

Only mark is Jarvis on inside lip. What is this to?