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Looks close to a 1930's Cadillac, but not quite.

Another auction buy, in a box lot. Place was a funeral home, and marmon dealer in late 1920's. Caddy and pomtiac in the mid 1930's to 1942. Looks to be from a "big" car (hearse?). Only numbers are the number 2 on back in photo 3.

Bought a brunch of crap at an auction (sound familiar?). Got 2 suspension parts with marmon motor car company tags on them. Anyone have a parts book? Looks like a side of wishbone (upper or lower?) Part number n1161 (?) and steering arm? On1160(?)

DECENT 28/29 WILLYS KNIGHT RADIATOR AND GRILL SHELL. STORED IN A BARN FOR 50 PLUS YEARS. ASKING $350 PLUS SHIPPING.

From another section of the forums. They definately look like 1914 - 1916 stutz. http://forums.aaca.org/topic/256661-fender-id-help-please/

found in an old barn in upstate New York over 30 years ago. Notice the wire beaded edges, pleened rivets, no spot welds. I guess late teens to mid 1920's ?

1917 pu 2500 1938 roadking 1500 1927 model T 8500 1954 savoy 2200 1925 dually 1300 1922 roadster 15000 1941 chevy coupe 2150 1955 willys 8900 1953 kaiser dragon 13500 1957 bel air 3200 1941 NY'er 4500 1913 model T 22000 phone buyer will be very disappointed 1930 ford pu 14000 1914 dodge 17500 1954 darrin 80000 Stolen by phone buyer buy of the auction !!! 1915 open touring 11000 1931 ford coupe 11500 1969 sting ray 8500

I wrote down every winning bid. I always do this when I go to auctions. I can answer any questions. Mark

Friend of mine sent me this photo. Notice two cowl vents, one per side. Anyone have a clue?

Scott, Sent you a PM

Nos right rear 1939 mercury fender. $750 or best offer. Can deliver to 3/15 swap meet in burnt hills at Terry Morris ford or may Rhinebeck. Also greyhound shipping may be possible.

Owner stated when I first discovered the car that "any offers under $250,000 would be an insult". Family had an one off Duesenberg for sale for 50 years. It finally rotted so bad, they ran it over with a D9 and used it for fill !! Car is in pieces under tarps in several locations (including a wood shed with no roof) last I saw it. Wood was redone in the early 1970's, but... Hate to tell you George, you are chasing your tail.

Number 276 is in bottom corner. made for Pierce arrow and studebakers.

OK asked my friend Skip AKA Skip the tool guy. Replied back to me in 3 minutes with this info: 1935 http://www.collectingsnapon.com/catalogs/catalogs.php?loggedin=0&catalogPage=334 neat tool

HAVE TWO STANDARD IGNITION PRODUCTS I CAN NOT FIND. ONE ON RIGHT IS D223, THE OTHER IS D232. ANYONE HAVE AN OLD CATALOG THEY CAN LOOK THESE UP FOR ME?

dated 1932 on back. Anyone have a clue?

Got from a hunter, found deep in the wood at old logging camp. What it was attached to had rusted into the ground years earlier. Healey and company made coach built bodies for caddy, locomobile, etc. Could this be from one of them?

1946 - 1948 plymouth has notch in the curve. These do not. They do match up otherwise.

TRIM PIECE MARK 1842633. LOOKS LIKE EXTERIOR TRIM PIECE LATE 1950'S? WITH HOLE FOR MARKER LIGHT?

BY THE WAY, ON THE SET WITH HOLES, INSIDE ON BOLT BRACKET IT IS STAMPED PW 8-3

NO PART NUMBER. IN A BOX LOOSE WITH MANY OTHER CHROME TRIM PIECES. MOST OF TRIM WITH NUMBERS SEEMS TO BE LATE 1940'S CHRYSLER. FIRST 3 PHOTOS ARE ONE SET, LAST 2 PHOTOS ARE ANOTHER SET. JUST CLEANED THEM UP, BOY DO THEY SHINE NICE!!!

Found these in an old closed body shop. They bought these at an auction in 1960 of local dealership going out of business sale. Can anyone ID them? there are 2 sets of them.

FROM AN OLD DEALERSHIP I BOUGHT OUT. FIRST AND LAST PHOTO REAR VIEW MIRROR NO MARKINGS NEXT 2 PHOTOS:TRIM PIECE? MARKED 1842633 NEXT 2 PHOTO PAIR OF BUMPER GUARDS NO MARKINGS NEXT 3 PHOTO BUMPER GUARDS NO MARKINGS NEXT TO LAST PHOTO TRIM PIECE NO MARKINGS

I have just seen seen one. Heard a lot about the early catalogs, never seen one this early. It's a great piece of automotive history, even if you are not a fan of customs or hot rods.

Update, coming along well. brakes almost done. Found a carb, etc.