Ted L.

I keep thinking it must be for 6-volt headlight upgrade but there is no identification on it. All help appreciated! Ted

Many THANKS to all of you for your time and help with this project, Ted

Gary, I know you asked for texts but this is easier for me. I am interested in car and have a few questions/requests I would like pictures of the following please; rear seating area, trunk, landau top condition, bottom edges of doors and wheel wells. do you have replacement trim for the passenger side fender does Michigan have safety and emissions testing? If so when was it done last and did it pass the inspections have you done a CarFax report on the car, am concerned about car being in a flooded situation. Please send your email address to tedlazenby@gmail.com so we can continue the discussion that way. Thanks, Ted

Terrific, thanks so much for your help! Ted

I found this wood framed car in a junkyard in Idaho and can not figure out what it is. Our senior center pinochle group has decided it's 1936, 1937, or 1938 and is probably a GM car. When I first looked at it from the front I thought there was a trunk lid but there is not.

Thank you all for your help! have a great day! Ted

Okay, so the search continues! Thank you so much for your help, a possibility eliminated makes us closer to the right answer, Thanks, Ted

Great, thank you, appreciate the help

Thanks guys, I'll keep up the search and let you know what I find (I'm thinking the marks are reflections too)

See the small differences, the search will continue.......... I can see similar bumper ends just in front of the right hand front tire Thanks for the help, Ted

Wow, it sure looks close to me, thanks! How did you come up with the probable answer, and a picture to boot? Appreciate the help, Ted

I wound up with this bumper (one of a set of two?) and can not figure out what it's for. All help, suggestions appreciated.\ Thanks, Ted

Larry, Gunsmoke, thank you both for looking at my steering wheel. I'll keep hoping additional information for a while yet, but eventually it will get sold. Have a great day and thanks again! Ted

Hi, I got this steering wheel with some Model A and Model T items but I can't figure out what this steering wheel goes onto. As the shaft it goes on is larger than one on a Model A, could it be for a truck or a brass era car? All help appreciated! Thanks, Ted

Fred, thank you so much! Have a great day! Ted

I've tried everywhere I can think of and have no idea what it's from, all help is a ppreciated. The larger gauge has the numbers 71 and 4362(8?)6R on it but that is all I can find. Thanks, Ted

Thanks Viv, I really appreciate the help, thank you. Could the larger shaft wheel be for the older brass period cars? Regardless, have a great day! Ted

I have two steering wheels I can't identify and all help is appreciated. The black wheel may be 20's Ford but friends tell me it doesn't look quite right. The black wheel is 1- The inside diameter of the rear side of the shaft hole is 13/16" 2- Laying wheel on a flat surface, face down, the distance from the front edge of the wheel to the back end of the shaft hole is 3" 3- The width of the splined shaft is 3/4", there is not a keyway 4- The measurements on the rear cone are: base 1 3/16", top 1" and height 1" 5- The wheel's diameter is 17" 5- What is the material used for the exterior ring? The red wheel is 1- The inside diameter of the rear side of the shaft hole is 1 7/16" 2- Laying wheel on a flat surface, face down, the distance from the front edge of the wheel to the back end of the shaft hole is 3 7/16" 3- The width of the splined shaft is 1 3/8", there is not a keyway 4- The measurements on the rear cone are: base 1 3/16", top 1" and height 1" 5- The wheel's diameter is 17 1/2" 5- What is the material used for the exterior ring? Thank you for your help, have a great day, Ted

I'm aware of a 53 or 54 buick that may meet your needs. The issue will be getting it to california. I'm willing to help. let me know; how much is it worth to you, picking up in Salt lake city?

Know where may be some, contact me tedlazenby@gmail.com

Hi, I'm interested in purchasing the item depending on how much shipping costs. I live in Sandy, Utah, zip 84070. I use PayPal for payment Contact me at tedlazenby@gmail.com if you prefer. Thanks, Ted

Roy, My zip code is 84070 and I use PayPal for payments. Looking forward to hearing from you, my email address is tedlazenby@gmail.com Ted

Roy, Sold! Looks like great fun, call me at 801-657-8442 and let's make it happen. Thanks, Ted

Henry, I am aware of a 58 station wagon with most of the trim. I should be on a field trip in 3 or 4 weeks and can take some pictures for you then. Please send your email address to tedlazenby@gmail.com if you think I might help. Have a great day, Ted