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When using freight the companies liability is limited and usually to abut $0.50 a pound. That's why they all offer insurance at extra cost. I have had containers thrown off a ship to balance the ship out in bad weather and without insurance you are out of luck.

Looking for a 1931 Lincoln dash that usable for a high end restoration.

Exactly what David said. Make sure the sand blaster has worked with cars, too much air pressure will warp the panels.

That looks fantastic! New technologies have opened up a new ways of making parts. I cast up some shocks using 3D printed patterns and I cant tell from the original one I used as the sample. The only draw back I found was finding foundries that wanted to make small runs of parts.

What a iconic car! I got some lucky numbers in my fortune cooky last night, now to go buy my Loto ticket.

I need a pair of good Stromberg LZ carburetors that are rebuild able cores.

Helping a friend with the restoration of his Flathead powered wooden boat and in need of marine water pumps. I know Jabsco and a few others made them for the Flathead Ford, any brand as long as there good or can be restored will work.

Looking for American Bosch TC 606 six volt coil, like the one in the picture.

Looking for a very nice near mint or NOS 1936 Ford horn button for a high point restoration.

Thanks for the tip, I will look there.

Looking for a good original Crosley rear bumper that can be re-chromed.

Sears problems started long before the merger with Kmart. When the sold off Discover card, Allstate insurance, their mortgage division (now PNC mortgage) and Dean Witter (now part of Morgan Stanley) was the beginning of the end. The management thought it would be great to sell the money makers and concentrate on the loosing side of business. What not to do will be part of business school text books for years to come.

Restoration Supply Company has them https://www.restorationstuff.com/

I had talked with them and also Classics and Exotics before deciding to do my own, and no luck at either. Lavine Restorations had some and thought they had sold them a few years ago at Hershy.

I am going to reproduce the missing tag on my distributor and need to find a picture of a good example of one to copy some of the wording. A good picture will do, looking for info on where they were located and such to add to the tag. I do have good examples on how they wrote there name and some of the patent dates.

Dennis, That would be nice if you could give some contact information for Gleenny Glass. Ed, I also have been trying for sometime to get these made and have run into a dead end. There used to be company in FL that did one for me about five years ago and I have lost their contact info during a move. I do remember it took almost six months to get a 3" beveled glass from them.

The only contact information I have for Wayne is discontented. If you have a better number please send me a private message. Thanks.

Looking for a good reliable source to custom cut beveled glass for some gauges.

Its the light on the right and left on the dash insert and is also referred to as dash lights. Most of the time the hood is missing if there are loose from the dash.

Looking for a complete original map light for 1931 Cadillac.

Those were sold, I got the picture from that listing. Thanks for the heads up.

The two studs are 3 1/2" on center.

Looking for a pair of 1928 -1931 Cadillac hood handles. These were made by the B&B Company.

Looking for a 1932 Auburn 12 duel disc 10" clutch and pressure plate.

I am posting for a friend that is not computer literate and at his age don't plan on learning. He is looking for 1931 Cadillac hood sides with the shutters. You can email me or message me here and I will pass the information on.