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  1. I need to finish the shop end of a 50x100 bldg,pour the floor,then insulate,finish walls etc. I called a local electrical shop for an estimate and they recommended these type of lights with my 14' walls.I never did get the bid but I'm thinking of looking into these myself. I have long,small bulb LEDs in a bsmt shop,light enough to work but any picture I take of something is too dark. So I'm glad to hear these worked out for you. .
  2. Jon,It's the number on the brass tag,correct? I see I have a BB1D and 17S,used with a governor I guess,I think there are one or two more around here somewhere,see if I can find them. Steve
  3. I have a LeRoi 4cyl engine in power unit form with a pulley on the back. Turns over. The radiator was rudely removed,I presume for scrap. I did pick up a LeRoi script radiator at the Chickasha Ok swapmeet a couple years ago. I have no idea if it anywhere near correct. The model number is P2577D47. I'm in Cheyenne Wyo,a fellow from North Carolina is coming through here next month to pick up a frame and rear axle,he could probably haul it back that far. Price is $350 picked up,a little more if it has to be crated,then plus shipping. Holler if interested. PM me if pics are wanted.
  4. The wheel center looks like a 35 Ford wheel that had the spokes shortened and welded to a different and probably smaller rim.
  5. It has the classic Packard look. If I had to guess year I would say mid to late teens but I'm far from a Packard expert.
  6. I say Cadillac late 20's.
  7. This was out of an estate,there are no serial numbers that I can see and the daughters said there was no title. The bed is about 74" wide and 8' long. It's air force blue so it's probably off an old air force vehicle. It has surface rust inside but I didn't see any actual rustout. It will need something to lift the front of the box,either hydraulic or cable. I'm not a hotrodder but it seems they are all looking for these 9" rear axles. This one could be sold and replaced with a shortened trailer axle. Like to get $650 for the thing. PM me if interested.
  8. Looks like motorcycle,no idea of make or model.
  9. The fenders look like LaSalle,around 30-31,the covers look like 33 Chevy. I might be interested in the covers if for sale.
  10. This came out of an estate sale,there was no body and the family didn't know what might have happened to it. The engine looks complete except for the carb. I sprayed penetrating oil into the cylinders but it doesn't turn over by the fan. I think the wheels are really neat looking after market,they are 18" and appear to be the safer lockring type,there are a couple loose 20" wheels there that are probably original and included. The steering and transmission lever are stuck. The chassis looks like it was shortened to be a doodlebug,why I have no idea,the driver would have to sit on a bar stool to drive it. For sale as it is,no parts sold separately. $995 here in Cheyenne,Wy,delivery to the Chickasha,Ok prewar swapmeet in March is a possibility. Last note,the family had no title to it so I can give a bill of sale only. Please PM me if interested.
  11. Anyone coming this way that could pick these tires up and go West on I-80 to Cheyenne,Denver,or go Southern route to Chickasha in conjunction with the pre-war swapmeet? I'll certainly chip in on the fuel bill. Appreciate any help.
  12. If Cadillac it would have to 14 being right hand drive. Cowl lights are wrong and wheels don't have enough wedges as a Cad would have unless they've been changed. That ugly green thing doesn't have a stock hood or radiator shell of a Cadillac.
  13. That is just the hubcap wrench,it takes a special spanner to get the ring nut off.
  14. Sounds like Ol' Home Week here,not only get parts identified but also get connected with distant relatives,pretty versatile site. Back on the original subject,here are a couple trailer tongues that would be pulled by a pintle hitch. Also a couple different type hitches,one swivels,for what reason I don't know,and another that could pull a trailer with a ball or pintle type. Around here you might see a dump truck pulling a trailer with a backhoe on it because of the extra strength of pintle heading out to dig a foundation.
  15. I have some of the side parts of a conv top 46-48. Some pitting but definitely restorable. Not sure about actual bows that go across and not sure about where they are at this minute but holler if interested,I'll hunt them up and get some pictures. They were in a storage bldg I sold across town and I know they came home but after that it's a bit of a blur. Chuck Kuntz over on the For Sale section had a pair of the top clamps for sale not too long ago which I'm pretty sure I don't have.
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