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Jon, Thank you for looking and the reply. This one is an odd ball and a stumper. It has the same updraft attachment screw hole size and spacing as a Zenith 04 E updraft for Model T's but the intake diameter is smaller. I did some searching on early patents where available online. A lot to look through and Leland's Lincoln patents clog up the search results. Will keep trying. Thanks again, Bryan

Hello All. I am looking to identify what the brass Lincoln updraft carburetor fits on. This is a Lincoln carb company?? piece and not necessarily the Henry Leland Lincoln car company. The only markings are Lincoln Carburetor Detroit USA and Patented. I have a lot of carb literature dipping back into the 1920's but nothing on Lincoln updraft carb. Thank you in advance for your help. Bryan

Hi. You can email me at moesleb@hotmail.com and we can exchange phone numbers and other information. Helps to ease forum traffic and protect information. Or you can message me within the forum message system. I attached another photo showing some rust on the hose end. I pinched the ends and the metal is firm. I want you to know what you are getting. I will get it packaged and weighed Tuesday and get shipping costs and options for you. We can discuss payment options and agree to costs via email or phone, whatever you are comfortable with. Let me know what else you may need. Thanks and have a good evening. Bryan

Good question. I am open to offers. Am thinking of around a few hundred and hope this group can agree what a fair price would be. This piece is outside of my knowledge and books of carbs, mags, starters and ignition. Thanks

Hello All. I came across a cooling system side cover that fits a 1932 Auburn Lycoming engine while going through thousands of my late grandfather's parts. This looks like an NOS piece. Please see the photos. I also imagine that this fits a few other years rather than just 1932. I included a photo of a 1932 Auburn engine as well for reference. The gasket is all together but rough. I would love to know the correct name of the part. Is it a cooling inlet cover? Please let me know if you are interested in it. It is for sale. Thank you, Bryan

Hello, I have attached two photos from my V63 shop manual showing cutouts of the two different waterpump models. Hope this helps, Bryan

Hello All, I have an interesting find for sale. Two rebuilt Carter YF model 2258S one barrel carburetors mounted on a great condition manifold. These fit a 1954 and 1955 Nash Statesman with the Dual Powerflyte Straight Six Engine. The carburetors were rebuilt 10+ years ago by my grandfather who specialized in carburetors, starters, generators/alternators, magnetos and more since 1937. The carbs are missing the choke thermostats but other than that all linkage and items look to be there. Please see the attached pictures. Make me a reasonable offer and let me know if you have any questions. Thank you. Bryan

Hello. The only item available at this time is the starter-generator. I am working with Carl on a few of the top covers but all other items found new homes. Thank you.

Hi. The starter-generator pictured below is still available. I will send you a message on the forum. Thank you.

Thank you gentlemen. I added an engine gasket set to the list of items, although I know at least one side head gasket is missing and maybe one other gasket. I will let you know what is left after working with the Dennis and Carl via PM.

Hello all. I have multiple parts available for a 1924/1925 Cadillac V63 Touring that used to be in the family years ago. Please let me know if you are interested in any of them. They have been sitting on a shelf for years. I can provide photos upon request. Engine parts are for a V8. - Updraft carburetor - older rebuild - Updraft intake manifold - Starter Generator - older rebuild - Side curtains - older but good shape - black color - Cover for top when it is folded down - older Thank you.

Gentlemen, Thank you for the quick reply. Below are the answers to your questions and I also attached additional photos. There is a notch on the back side at 0 degrees and a notch on the front at 180 degrees. To the left of the front notch is the number 3. I have searched all over in all kinds of lighting and see no other numbers. That is what baffles me from what I have read and you have provided. The outside lip is very thin. I am told the person who gave it to my grandfather had a Willy's Knight but no idea on year or validity. Outside Diameter: You said 10-1/4" (It very will could be 10-9/32, I didn't measure in 32nds) Prism Diameter: ? 9-15/16 as close as I can tell Notch location: 0 to 360 degrees, 0 is at 12 o'clock.: ? Rear at 0 degree. front at 180 degrees Part # on outside edge of lens : ? Sorry, nothing but 3 Some "Guide Lens" have a mfgr # like "GLnnn" (n=digit) Again nothing.

I would appreciate any help identifying a pair of Tiltray flat lens that are marked only with a single digit and what they fit. One is marked with the number 3 and the other the number 2. A photo is attached. This number is in an indent on the bottom just to the left of 6'oclock. They are marked with TOP on the top and TILT RAY HEADLAMP GUIDE MADE IN U.S.A. on the bottom. They measure 10 1/4 inches. There are no other markings on the very small side edges. Thank all for their time.