Dave Mellor NJ

The trailer isn't too big to pull with this chevy

53-56 Ford trucks are all basically the same. The few 56 only features are the grille with concave rims on the headlights ( these can be easily installed on any 53-55) and the wrap around windshield (which makes the vent window rectangular). Other changes are internal, 12 volt electric and a new dashboard.

Kari Keen trunks were known as milk can carriers and were used on Model As and similar vintage cars. I think what you're looking for is a potter trunk which were on 33-34 cars. In 35-35 cars were starting to have built in trunks with opening hatches. External trunks would block the trunk lid

Good news. I found a picture of the hitch. Call on the number in the PM if you want it. If not I won't have to dig it out, Dave

In this picture of a 26 Hudson touring it has a two bar bumper like the Model A. The spacing might not matter

I have one that's made for a model A. It goes on the rear bumper in place of the bumper bolts. It's packed away for the year but I will dig it out if you think it will work. Measure the distance between your rear bumper bolts and I will measure mine. The price is $100 plus shipping

Long crank

I agree. Look at the hubcap. It's different than the AA

The two items might have been the beginning of a T speedster

Double sided porcelain sign from a 30's Ford dealership in fantastic condition. Has an adjustable height stand. Measures 33" X 22-5/8" $6,000. can deliver to Hershey

Plain plumber's dope is made for use with water. You have to make sure the dope is good for petroleum. read the label

28-29 fordors and cabriolets had a different cowl than all the other body styles, as I said. This cowl led to the change in 30. Check it out next time you see one at a show.

Definitely a 28-29 Ford 4 dr. The cowl is different than a coupe or 2dr

Easier to read https://www.lyonauction.com/auctions/auction/new-jersey

The repro Ford hubcaps actually say"Bool". The B looks like an F

The black painted headlights are just an easier way to restore rusty headlights, not correct for any car. If your car was really made in January 28 it should be on the title as a high 4 digit or a low 5 digit. I had n engine with a 13xxx serial and it was from February. People love 4 digit numbered engines.

If it's 4 digit it's a premium

57 or 58 but not 59 which had a larger tail light. A shot of the front fender would be nice to see if it had dual headlights

That pair of fenders is 39-40 Dodge or Plymouth truck. In 41 and through to 47 the headlights went up on the crown instead of the valley between the fender and grille. They were also on the "VC" military truck all through the war

The radiator behind the plaque looks repro. The originals have slight dips on the fins at every tube.

Definitely 38 Ford truck. Sorry this is the best I can do for a pic

Looks like those wheels are bent up and the axle is bent down

Gives a new meaning to "Ram" truck

Thi is 740 N Broad St in Woodbury. It looks like your dealership. There's a permit in the window from 8/17 saying it's going to be a Distillery but no work is being done.