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For Sale a pair of doors for a 23 Dodge. 100 Dollars and the ride. Will consider removing the handles and striker parts. Also have a complete steering column, radiator shell, complete windshield and steering box. Harold

I have access to two 39s, one a delux and the other standard. I'll pull the gauge for both. Harold

Got one I will sell you Harold

I would like to sell these as a group. If they don't sell as a group in a week, I'll sell booklet, by booklet. Clarifying photos on request. 250 dollars for group. 1933 Blue “Buick 8 ” book perfect (super close) condition with fold outs 30 pages plus. Beautiful.A rare Gem. 1936 “Buick 8” 2 complete copies perfect and one with loose pages. 15 pages or so. 1936 Hudson Triplane perfect condition, except something cut out of one page 10 pages 1936 Hudson “6s and 8s”pages loose, but I think its all there. 1934 “Buick” brochures, three none totally complete, missing first couple pages 1934 “A New Buick” complete, almost perfect 10 pages. 1936 “Ford V8” 2 copies complete perfect, 5 pages. 1935 “Ford V8”complete, front cover minor spots. 1936 “Ford V8” Truck and commercial cars, tear last page, fold out. 1936 “”Buick 8” fold out complete, minor front soil, have two. 1934 “Pontiac”( 2) fold out one complete and one not. 1934 “Pontiac” double check brochure, complete. Small pile of car cut outs from other Brochures. PM or e-mail Harold

I acquired a large envelope with numerous 30’s car brochures. Apparently it was a family project to choose a new car. 1933 Blue “Buick 8 ” book perfect condition with fold outs 30 pages plus. Beautiful, a Gem. 1936 “Buick 8” 2 complete copies perfect and one with loose pages. 15 pages or so. 1936 Hudson Triplane perfect condition, except something cut out of one page 10 pages 1936 Hudson “6s and 8s”pages loose, but I think its all there. 1934 “Buick” brochures, three none totally complete 1934 “A New Buick” complete, almost perfect 10 pages. 1936 “Ford V8” 2 copies complete perfect, 5 pages. 1935 “Ford V8”complete, front cover minor spots. 1936 “Ford V8” Truck and commercial cars, tear last page, fold out. 1936 “”Buick 8” fold out complete, minor front soil, have two. 1934 “Pontiac” fold out one complete and one not. 1934 “Pontiac” double check brochure, complete. Small pile of car cut outs from Brochures. Get Pics later to day if intrested. Harold

owner manual.pdf shop manuals.pdf Try these Harold

Will pull the radiator shell and the one of two transmissions I can move easy for a better look next week. There are two blocks, both 6 cly. All seems to be mopar related. harold

I appreciate all the brain trust out there. Harold

Doing the guilty by association rule. I found the foot board with serial number 879913 (23 Dodge) very close to this. The radiator housing, wooden wheel and transmission appear to be same vintage. Harold

1930 plus Art Deco cigarette holder and lighter. Its as I found it. No dent dings, Holder for steering wheel is broken and early wire is frayed. Needs restoration and a new home. Workmenship is first class. Mechanism works fine, not tested heating element. 75.00$ and the ride. I can see by the outside more than one cigarette was lite. PM or e-mail. Harold

Put in for sale section. Harold

Pair of doors in decent shape if you don't have any, great shape for where they were stored. Not shown is a hole on top for locking the doors. Appreciate the help. Harold

Thanks thats neat. I saved it now it needs a new home. Harold

Thanks Harold

What time period was this Cigarette dispenser? Assuming I have correctly identified this item. The workmanship is beautiful and well made. The connection to the steering column leaves much room for improvement. Looks like it dispensed a cigarette and lite it.

Larger tank is 20.4. I think I got one at Fall Carlisle, they are around. In the Plymouth Bulletin they sell gas tank nuts and collectors supply has straps for 60. Harold

Page from all MOPAR published 1937 and Plymouth only 1929 to 1939 parts.published 1939. I do see mopar part # 692367 appearing as part of a tank package for P3/4/5/6/7. I see prices as low as 60 dollars for straps. A permanent google search for Mopar numbers will get results someday. A lot of folks list Mopar and numbers. They have no clue what they fit. mopar 370001.pdf, mopar straps0001.pdf, mopar tank0001.pdf.

Be sure you use a rubber damping material. no metal to metal contact. Local farm supply stores carry a farm combine belt repair material in different widths. Works perfectly. harold

I'll pass on a swap. The straps are really two piece, the top piece (That attaches to frame) seems to be the same for both versions. The bottom simpler piece is in your case too long. They seem to be for special 20.4 gallon tank (#673420). part # 692367 is an assembly for smaller/normal tank (TOP and bottom). That number # was not used in 37. A 20.4 tank was special equipment for P3/4, D5/6/7 S3, C14/16 In 1937 . I assume the same for 38.

Brand new /you installed or original on car?

I have one very similar ID by this group, look for the old thread. Was a Dodge truck.

Sorry for confusion. I have a complete old strap regular for normal OEM tank that is usable cleaned up. I had the top half of the same set that is usable and you will need to fabricate bottom/easy job. Both are yours for the ride. They came off 37 in drive. When you mentioned in PM you have the oversize strap set, light bulb went on in head. I have a regular new tank and straps for 37 coupe one day (set aside) and the oversize tank and another set of straps that are regular size. (All brand new) They will not fit the bigger tank I assume, so one new set will be excess to my needs. I tried to put bigger tank in my driver, but had a strap problem. Not big enough, So I took the easy road. Reg tank and straps. This driver goes as soon as the bus coupe is road worthy. Another year or so. Harold 703-231-30 three one

I checked in the garage and I also had saved the other strap. The bottom strap had rusted away, but top is salvageable. The bottom part would be easy to fabricate. Almost a plain strap. Both old straps are yours for the ride. I will also sell you one of my remaining new pairs for a 100 dollars and I catch the ride. I in fact can use your oversize straps on the bigger tank. Harold

I purchased three sets, some time ago. I used one set (and a gas tank) on the 37 four door in the drive. (I have three 37s) One old strap was salvageable. New straps have to be bent a little. I will send you the old strap for postage. It matches the new perfectly, after they are bent. And yes there seem to be two sizes of tanks. I have one of each on the shelf now. Harold