Dave Mellor NJ

As Marty said, it's no older than 58. That's the first year for dual headlights

I believe the Pickup is a 39 or 40. The headlight was down on the inner slope of the fender. In 41 it went up on the crown

By the grille it's a 36

It's hard to tell the difference between 39 and 40 Mercs without the headlights. One way is the wipers on the bottom of the windshield on the 40(windshield doesn't crank out). Another way is by the tail lights. On 39s they looked like toilet paper cores sticking out sideways

If you see a Duesenberg I'll buy the engine

I remember a long thread about old delivery trucks especially bread trucks. It went on for weeks. They would have loved this picture

31 Model A slant windshield sedan, second car from front and a 29 oval window business coupe against a curb. Also a 30 sedan farthest to the right

Looks like it just knocked somebody over

If they had used a tudor they wouldn't have had to cut the front seat

That should be snydersantiqueauto.com

30 Briggs body with blind quarters

I'd say it's a 29 Murray with the prismatic headlight lenses. Nice car, Vicente

Snyder's in Ohio is mostly a Model A and Model T parts dealer but they also do antique seat springs as per their ad in Antique Automobile. You could try them, just look up snydersantique.com

3 Chandlers for sale in the current Antique Automobile

Agree 34. I think the door handle is more to the front of the door on the 33

They came in sets along with a record. The projectors were linked to a turntable explaining the filmstrip

I've heard of some early tubes made in segments like a string of sausages. Perhaps this is what you have here, each with its own stem

Have you driven half a Ford lately?

Looks to be a fuel door in the lower skirt of the trunk

Known as a "Boulevard Cruiser".

Octagon nuts are rare

To "unloosen" is actually to tighten

Of all the woodies, the 49-51 Ford is the easiest to re-wood but among the lowest finished value(in my opinion)

That seam that runs parallel to the outside edge could make it Plymouth or DeSoto around 30. There were other cars with that seam but not Ford, Chevy or Packard

It looks too small to be a 37. Possibly a 38 DeLuxe