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That interior has got to go. Here's the correct fabric which has metallic threads and is beautiful.

Thanks, I was thinking $75 on the carburetor.

Have a 1910s-1920s Dodge Brothers Stewart carb made by Detroit Lubricator Co. Not sure which year or years this fits. Appears to be in good overall condition, but sure it would need to be rebuilt.

Definitely 1930s GM

1933-37 Mopar

Hi Val, Sent you an email. Regards, Gary

I'm pretty sure this is the one you're looking for. $100 plus shipping.

Turn it right side up and I think you'll find it's a 1950 Desoto center grill emblem bezel.

Hi, Still have lots of 31-32 Plymouth parts. What did you need? Regards, Gary

Definitely 34 Plymouth.

The first tail light DELITE is an aftermarket bucket. The license bracket pictured is also not original.

The small series 29-31 Chryslers, along with 28-31 Plymouths, Desotos and Dodges used a FILITE tail light. Earlier ones, except Chrysler, built in 28-29 seemed to use a painted bucket, while the later ones 30, 31, along with early 32 Plymouth seemed to have a chrome bucket. The larger series 29 and 30 Chryslers Models 70, 75 and 77 also used a FILITE tail light. Looked like the smaller one used on the other Chrysler products but was larger in diameter. Pretty sure the DELITE bucket was an aftermarket replacement.

Saw the cars back then, they were super rusty as they had been sitting next to the ocean for years. They were eventually auctioned off, but my dad and I didn't see anything that was really salvageable except for parts.

John, sent you some pics of the grill shells I have. Couldn't find the hood, but I'm sure it's there somewhere in the storage yard.

Thanks, sent a reply.

Hi Frank, The numbers on the Liberty lens are No-4769-B-9. Yes, it's available for sale.

Greg, Do the wheels have the extra guide pin hole?

I'm thinking Chrysler and Desoto doors are a little different than Plymouth & Dodge. Have to check a Hollander interchange.

4 door sedan doors?

Hi Rich, If you don't mind sharing, out of curiosity, what did you have to pay from AMS?

Nice reference material! Thanks for posting that!!

The only one that had any dimensions on the edge was the first one which said 8 5/8" The rest had nothing to help ID them.

Here are several late teens/ early to mid 1920s headlight lenses I've been unable to ID. As usual, any help is greatly appreciated! #1 PRIMOLITE-- 8 5/8" 1st 3 pics #2 FLINTEX.. 2 pics #3 BAUCH & LOMB-- STAR...3 pics #4 PATTERSON LENZ.. PAT NOV 25, 1919...3 pics #5 LIBERTY LENS... last 2 pics

Hi Rich, I should have an NOS one in my inventory. Regards, Gary

I have a 37 sedan deck lid and a grill shell. Also have a hood but it's damaged on the front area.