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Can anyone tell me the year of this Pontiac Grand Prix Horn button? Thanks, again

I found this older Ford Carburetor at an estate sale. Can anyone tell me what years and models it was for? Thanks for your help!

I am pretty sure this is a Model T ford rear fender, BUT I don't know what year and what body styles that it would fit. Your help will be much appreciated.

I parted out a 1938 Dodge sedan 12 years ago. i kept everything that would fit my 1937 Dodge convertible sedan, and sold the other 1938 small parts on eBay. Search there and you can probably find all these dash trim pieces.

I've restored a few pianos. This piano is from the 1950's or 1960's. The keytops would be plastic, not ebony or ivory. The casters and pedals might find a buyer on eBay. Post the make and serial number of the piano on your eBay listing. Sorry I can't help with the International.

Hello, 55er Thanks for your quick reply!

Can anyone ID this speedometer? The face covering is plastic, not glass.

This looks like it might be from a motorcycle, or maybe a car. Anyone out there have any ideas? Thanks for your help.

From a box of 'junk" from a barn in central Maine, I found this light. The reservoir for the fuel is missing. I suspect it is from a Model T Ford; If so, what years? Any help is much appreciated!

From a box of 'junk" from a barn in central Maine, I found this light. The reservoir for the fuel is missing. The small round thing on one of the sides is a clear red lens. I don't know if this from a car, or a horse drawn vehicle. The top is brass, and the body is steel. Any help is much appreciated!

WOW, That was a super fast ID ! Thanks, Matt

I just got this tail light / spare tire holder assembly at a country auction. Looks like it is 1920's or 1930's The red glass lens is marked "ZEIRAY" The rubber flap is marked " 1 28H-13620 16 " Your help will be much appreciated!

I just got this pair of bumper extensions at a country auction. Looks like they are 1940's or 1950's Your help will be much appreciated!

This is a 14 inch Pontiac Stainless Steel wheel cover. The center emblem is stuck on, not embossed in the stainless steel. Anybody out there know the year and model ? Your help will be much appreciated!

Thanks to both of you for the detailed info on my caps. I have some Whippet caps that have 2 circular dimples on their front side to accomodate a similar hubcap wrench. I think I have seen a few of these hubcap wrenches in batches of old tools, but didn't know what they were for.

This looks like the Mercury version of the gas cap from a Ford Maverick. The Maverick was notorious for their gas caps falling off. If you post it on eBay, it will probably sell quickly.

This is a pair of Dodge Brothers 8 screw on Aluminum hubcaps Can anyone let me know What Years they fit; an also if they are for car, truck, or both. Your help will be much appreciated.

If you post it on eBay. you will have a pretty good chance of selling it. Somebody also might want individual parts.

Hi, 55er, Thank you for your details regarding my horn button. The background is silver, so it is from a 1952. This came in a box lot of random metallic gleanings from somebody's basement, barn, or garage. I could figure out it was from a Hudson, from the late 40's or 50's, and am grateful that you have pinpointed the year. Those parts books you have are a gold mine of information! In my town there was a rural route mailman who drove 1950's Hudson 4 door sedans up to about 1967. They ran well, but their unibodies succumbed to rust. He had 3 of them lined up by his house until about 1970, and then they were gone. I always hoped that a restorer or hot rodder bought them.

This is a clock that I found in a box of assorted old stuff. There was also a Hudson horn button in the box, but I don't know if they came from the same car. Can anybody tell what model and year it is from ? Thanks, all, for your help.

This is a Hudson horn button that I found in a box of assorted old stuff. Can anybody tell what model and year it is from ? Thanks, all, for your help.

I am agreeing with Gunsmoke. Someone might be able to sharpen the image, to see the model name better. The first car that I remember riding in was my father's 1second hand 952 Plymouth, but I don't recall the model.

Here is an intake manifold and carburetor base that I found in the Maine woods. Anybody out there know what it is from?

Here is a Bell housing that I found in Maine woods. Anybody out there know what it is from?

Maybe 1946 thru 1948 ?