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Is this part of the Morgan body we see in these two pictures?

The red one is the one in Washington State. Owned by Brady. The other two are Mike's, in Banks Oregon.

1952 https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1421901844627703/ 1952 Chrysler Windsor Banks, OR · 3 days ago · $2,000 About This Vehicle Driven 100,000 miles Automatic transmission Exterior color: Blue · Interior color: Grey Fair condition Seller's Description 1952 Chrysler Windsor 4 door sedan. Car is complete, but doesn't run. The engine has something broken internally. Interior is a usable shape. Trunk floor is nice. Needs some passenger's floor patching. I have a good floor pan I will throw in to use for patching. I also have a 1951 Windsor parts car (rusty beyond help) that will come with it. Plus, the engine out of the 51 to use to fix the 52. 52 has a good Oregon title. Parts car has no paperwork. Package deal $2000 obo for all my 51/52 Chrysler stuff. Less More Map Seller Information Mike Mastrangelo Joined Facebook in 2009 1951 https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1365165510314305/ 1951 Chrysler Windsor Longview, WA · over a week ago · $1,850 About This Vehicle Driven 75,157 miles Automatic transmission Exterior color: Red · Interior color: Grey Good condition Seller's Description Complete minus motor has all trim all wheel disc brake conversion installed will trade More Map Seller Information Brady Nyberg Joined Facebook in 2010

That's only because it is stored in your browsing history. link does not work for the rest of us.

OK big deal

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singer_Motors Link to what Wikipedia says about Singer Motors for those interested in an overview. The same year, Leo J. Shorter became chief engineer (by 1940, Technical Director[23]).[20] He and two other designers created the new Sports Nine, which made its debut at the London Motor Show that year;[20] it featured a two-bearing crankshaft.[citation needed] The Nine was joined by a new 14 hp (10 kW) six-cylinder, while the Junior was dropped and the new sidevalve-engined 12 displaced the Ten.[20] The Sports Nine was "an immediate success"[20] among trials racers, and Singer entered a specially-prepared version at Le Mans, which led to the Nine being commonly called the Le Mans.[20] Singer earned an "excellent reputation" in racing before three works Nines appeared at the 1935 Ulster Tourist Trophy, where all three wrecked, all for the same cause (steering failure) and all, incredibly, at the same spot.[23] Independent front suspension was added to the Nine in 1935,[23] while the larger models got Fluidrive transmissions.[23] The new 1,384 cc (84.5 cu in) Eleven and two liter Sixteen debuted that year as well, both also with IFS,[23] while the Eleven was also offered with "aerodynamic" Airstream coachwork;[23] the name was given independent of the Chrysler.[23] The Nine became the Bantam in 1935, which also debuted at the London Motor Show; it was a close copy of the Ford Model Y (a popular subject for copying), with two-bearing crankshafts and a 972 cc (59.3 cu in) engine; this, and its high £127 pricetag, made it uncompetitive.[23] It had a two-bearing crankshaft and was the first Singer with a synchromesh gearbox,[23] albeit with only three forward gears.[24] Continuing decline in sales led to financial trouble, and Singer attempted to cut costs, such as by switching back to mechanical brakes on the Nine in 1939.[23]

http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/threads/1969-dodge-dart-swinger-340.444800/ '69 Dart sold

Independent front springs, yes. But a "fluid flywheel"?

No I don't think so, no titles as far as I know. $3500 is about right. People are asking more, but that really doesn't mean anything. Here is some classifieds https://www.tractorhouse.com/listings/farm-equipment/for-sale/list/category/1100/tractors/manufacturer/john-deere/model-group/420 1958 JOHN DEERE 420 For Sale Price: USD $4,250 But of course your mower adds about $800 of value. Attachments are expensive.

Here's a good article on the 420, which I think you have. The last of the famous 2 cylinders. https://www.hemmings.com/blog/2015/11/25/hemmings-find-of-the-day-1957-john-deere-420/

http://www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/000/0/4/46-john-deere-420.html This is a 1956 420. Not 420c which would be a "crawler" with the tracks.

Building had some nice trusses holding up the roof.

I don't know how one could screw up installing a button.

I don't see how selling used stuff you should be collecting sales tax. If you have a garage sale you should be collecting tax, even if you just sell some used clothing. Government sure needs the money.

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