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  1. Will the above send me his inquiry as I sent him an answer to his Email but it was not received. I still have the two 1932 Buick catalogs. Bob Lincoln idalinc4@gmail.com
  2. Have what looks like "NEVER USED" or "BARELY USED" BUICK SALES CATALOGS FOR 1931 & 1932. Top Two Pics show a 47 Page 1931 Dark-Green Cover CATALOG. Next Two Pics show a 32 Page 1932 SERIES 50 Lighter-Green Cover CATALOG. Last Two Pics show the 35 Page 1932 SERIES 90- 80- 60 Blue-Cover CATALOG. EACH Catalog is $37.00, sent MULTIMEDIA TO YOUR DOOR. Contact: blincoln at idalinc4@gmail.com
  3. Thanks for posting "a picture from the past". I attended the Auction they had in the 1970's to dispose of some Parts. I should still have the Sale bill someplace, and maybe even of a picture taken then. It was advertised then as being the oldest continuous operating FORD dealer in the U.S. According to the Ford-Dealer related magazine FORD DEALER & SERVICE FIELD, dated JUNE 1934, H. A. Geeting Auto Co. had been in business 20 Years at the time (or 1914). Bob Lincoln.
  4. Marv: Sorry about getting back to you. I am in central OHIO just East of Columbus. Thanks for your interest. Lincoln.
  5. Shown are ABOUT SIXTY SEVEN (67) NEW Thermostats - most in original boxes, and most of them are WESTERN AUTO. There are a few for the Radiator Hose , but most are insert type for the engine. Most are unidentifiable and only stamped with The Western Auto Number; with a few identified by their BRIDGEPORT or HARRISON Numbers. SELLING ALL FOR $90. PLUS SHIPPING. Contact blincoln at idalinc4@gmail
  6. These GLASS Defrosters are held in place by Rubber Suction Cups, and have perimeter rubber seals to hold the heat in. (Probably 6 Volt operated). -The Top defroster is 13 3/8" long by 5" wide and made by FULTON. This style uses an External switch of some sort. Looks like it is NEW. $15.00 -Defroster on the bottom measures 16 1/4" long by 8 1/4 " wide by unknown manufacturer. The attached Off-on switch is marked "SIGNAL". MISSING ONE OF THE SUCTION CUPS, BUT LOOKS GOOD OTHERWISE. Price: $10.00 BOTH WORK ADD FOR SHIPPING. Contact: blincoln at idalinc@windstream.net
  7. Original Stainless-Steel Clad Bolts For Sale. Most have ROUND HEADS but some have OVAL HEADS. MOST ARE KNICK-FREE. -The NOS ROUND HEADED bolts are shown in the upper-right corner: Have ONE 1 1/2" long and THREE 1" long bolts with a 1" diameter head; SIX 1" long 7/8" diameter heads; and TEN 1" long plus ONE 7/8" long bolts with a 3/4" diameter head. TOTAL: 21 BOLTS. - The lower- right corner shows USED ROUND HEAD bolts. Did not count them but they weigh 4 1/2 pounds of various sizes, Some have the original Castellated nuts. Most are Knick-free while some are ALMOST knick-free. - Those in the lower-left corner have ROUND HEADS, but are "SPECIAL" in that there are NO THREADS ON THEIR ROUND SHANKS. (Looks like they just SLIP into a bumper hole). There are 1 Pound of these. - Upper-left corner shows OVAL HEAD bolts IN GOOD CONDITION of various sizes--- 1 1/2 pound of these. Total weight for all the above is 7 1/2 Pounds. Asking price for all: $25.00 PLUS SHIPPING. Questions? : blincoln at idalinc@windstream.net
  8. This approximate 164-Piece collection comes with of the Original Chevrolet Parts Tags which identify the part. ALL ARE NOS and consist of carburetor jets, pins, vanes, levers, screws, washers, needles, screens, gaskets, plugs, ball checks, and a cone. They cover the years of 1925-1940. NOT INCLUDED IS THE PARTS DRAWER THEY ARE SHOWN IN. ASKING $50.00 FOR ALL PARTS, PLUS SHIPPING.
  9. Good Used Bus Mirror & Bracket For Sale. 16" Long X 4 1/2" Wide. The Chamfered Mirror has a GOOD OVERALL FINISH EXCEPT ALONG THE EDGES. It has a three-hole cast iron Mounting Bracket. $20.00 Plus Shipping. Questions? Contact blincoln at idalinc@windstream.net
  10. Two pictures show several plates from a 24 1/2" x 14 1/2" 1939 Packard Body Type Portfolio. This Spirol-Bound Book had been dismantled with SOME PLATES MISSING. The plates that are left are in beautiful color and suitable for framing. The Body Types covered are: "NEW SIX"; "ONE TWENTY"; and "SUPER EIGHT". "WHAT IS LEFT" are: a SIX Business Coupe Plate; EIGHT "ONE-TWENTY" Plates; and FOUR "SUPER EIGHT" Plates. ( "I believe the Portfolio is "MISSING" Four of the "SIX" Plates; and ONE "SUPER EIGHT" Plate.). The Front and Rear Imitation Leather bound covers and Tabbed Divider plates are there. Everything is in Good Condition . $225.00 PLUS Shipping. Questions? Contact blincoln at idalinc@windstream.net
  11. I do not know about identifying a Model T from a Body marking, but the only method I have found is by researching past information from Ford Dealers which I have been fortunate enough to come across. Of course with several thousand Total Dealers spread across these States and with millions of cars having been sold, it would be impossible to research all possibilities. But I am gathering, from what I have, such Model T statistics as MOTOR NUMBERS, BODY STYLE, DELIVERED PRICE, ORDER DATE, etc.for both NEW an USED units as sold by two small-town Ford Dealers - one from Indiana and the other from here in Central Ohio. So far I have over 700 units listed. This information could primarily help those in only these areas. But it might help those owners whose cars have been moved to different areas. Typically, Ford Motor Co. had so-called BRANCH OFFICES scattered across the nation - with the main office and factory located in Dearborn. Some of the Branches also assembled and shipped new units to the Ford Dealers that were assigned to their territory. For the most part, each of those Branches tried to keep New Unit Ford sales isolated to their area. But since Ford was after all the sales he could come by, probably boundaries were frequently crossed in order to close a sale. If so, the selling-Branch probably shipped the unit to the Dealer who received credit for the sale. Also keep in mind that Dealers would go out of their territory to another Dealer if that Dealer had a certain Model on hand that was needed by the first dealer in order to complete a sale.There were over 30 Branch Offices in the late 20's, but not all assembled and shipped new Units. Several Branch locations served the PA. area, so it depends where you live. The Buffalo, N.Y. Branch assembled units for mainly the Central- Northern and North- Western parts of N.Y. , as well as for portions of North-Central and Western PA.. Edgewater, N.Y. served areas in Northern N.Y. , some parts of Eastern PA., plus probably some other close-by areas. I also think that the Chester PA., and perhaps the Alexandria, VA. Branches may have shipped some new Model T's to areas of Western PA. I hope this is of some help' Lincoln.
  12. Are there enough T owners out there that would be interested in knowing where their car would have been sold when new? If enough interest, would someone then be willing to take on the task of sorting out and listing the information - such as motor numbers and delivered prices - contained in records that came out of several old Ford Dealerships? These records I would gladly furnish free of charge. I have had most of these for about 40 years, after finding them in Dealers' attics; but I am "cleaning house", and hate to throw them away if I can find a good home for them. These records ARE NOT THE BRANCH OFFICE OR DEARBORN FACTORY NEW CAR SHIPPING INVOICES, but are simply that what was recorded by the Dealer at the time of sale. Some used the Ford-designated "New Car Order" forms, while others recorded the information on their Register Receipts or other paper. I would also include records listing the USED Model T's sold where the dealer had listed the motor number, The NEW-CAR records cover the years of 1922-27. I would guess there are over 100 pieces of paper involved. Let me know if anyone is interested in following through on this project. Contact : blincoln at idalinc@windstream.net
  13. ALL ARE ORIGINAL BOUND BOOKS. CONDITION AS NOTED. These are Loaded with general information on automobiles and with specifics on many makes. TOP PIC - LEFT BOOK SHOWS THE 17th EDITION - REVISED 1918 WITH 916 PAGES IN FAIR CONDITION FOR $18.00. RIGHT BOOK SHOWS THE 940 PAGE 10th EDITION OF 1919 IN FAIR-TO-GOOD CONDITION FOR $16.00 SECOND PIC SHOWS THE INSIDE OF ONE OF THOSE BOOKS. BOTTOM PIC IS OF THE 21st EDITION - 1949 WITH 1244 PAGES , AND ITS COMPANION "DYKE'S SELF-STARTER TRAINING BOOK" OF 166 PAGES. (I PURCHASED THIS PAIR OF BOOKS AS A TEENAGER IN 1950 AND USED THEM FOR SELF-TRAINING). PRICE FOR THE PAIR: $25.00 IN GOOD CONDITION. ADD FOR SHIPPING. USA SALES ONLY. QUESTIONS? Contact: blincoln at idalinc@windstream.net
  14. ALL ARE ORIGINAL BOUND BOOKS. CONDITION AS NOTED. Regular roadmaps did not exist when these books were published. CONTAIN DIRECTIONS ON NAVIGATION PLUS MANY ADS FOR ESTABLISHMENTS ENCOUNTERED ALONG THE WAY. TOP (2) PICS SHOW THE N.Y. STATE and CANADA "AUTO BLUE BOOK VOLUME #1, 1919 WITH 1024 PAGES. FAIR-TO-GOOD $15.00 LAST (2) PICS SHOW THE "KING'S ROUTE GUIDE, 1913 SECTION ONE WITH 448 PAGES. GOOD $15.00 ADD SHIPPING. USA SALES ONLY. QUESTIONS? Contact: blincoln at idalinc@windstream.net
  15. All are ORIGINAL and in GOOD CONDITION. 1926 WILLYS-OVERLAND PARTS LIST IN FIRST (2) PICS. 172 PAGES. $17.00 1927 WILLYS-KNIGHT PARTS LIST IN LAST (2) PICS. $25.00 ADD SHIPPING. USA SALES ONLY. QUESTIONS? Contact blincoln at idalinc@windstream.net
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