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The bond you most likely require is called a "lost title bond". I am a State Farm Agent in Michigan and my office writes them on a regular basis. There is an application which your bond agent will fill out, there is the actual bond which is state specific that the DMV will provide to you, then your agent will print a power of attorney, which is required to show the agent is registered to legally issue the bond. They are issued "in office" and for my state, through my provider, most are 100.00. as the value of the car increases, the bond cost will also. A gold seal is placed on the actual bond. In the case of Michigan, the form is called TR121. This is the bond process that takes 15 minutes to complete. Obviously, there are many other requirements that your state's DMV may have you follow. I hope this information helps:)

Awesome Idea! I just boked my stay for the 2024 Hersey event and will bring it along. What is also amazing is the original Nash crate. it is in remarkable shape. May look great on a restaurant wall or mancave. Thank you for the suggestion:) Dan

Thank you for researching this! Any ideas what one does with a Nash hood in a crate? Unfortunately, it does not fit my 27 Buick Master.

Interesting. If I open the crate and look on the hood, is it possible there may be a number stamped on it?

Interesting. If I open the crate and look on the hood, is it possible there may be a number stamped on it?

I have this new Nash hood still in the original factory crate. The tag is showing what I'm thinking is the part number. Anyone know what year this will fit?

Thank you. I had never seen one before.

Found this in a box of antique spark plugs. Anyone know what it goes to?

Thats amazing you can research and find that information on the auto cans of yesteryear. I enjoy the learnings and history of what the old cars and parts represented back in the day.

Mr. Holt, yes I plan to sell this. Those dollars raised fund my restoration:) Lord willing 2027, the 1927 Buick will be at Hershey for its 100-year anniversary unveiling, restored to pristine condition!

That makes great sense. I'm restoring a 1927 Buick Brougham and purchased a large inventory of parts with the car. This is one of many items in the inventory that was a mystery. Thank you for the help!

Anyone seen this canteen arrangement before or know what vehicle it may go to? The three canteens compress together with a compression screw as you can see in the photo to hold them in place. Thank you for any help that can be offered to identify them.

Jay, I have not heard anything from the other gent. Let me know if you are still interested. Thank you! Dan

Top of the day to you. I have two new old stock hubcaps that are 1931. I included a photo of the front and back. Let me know if you are interested. Kindest regards Dan

However challenging the workspace situation, I encourage you to keep the passion to restore your truck. It will add to your great story of how you accomplished this when others are enjoying it once completed.