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I have a 1941 Chevrolet special deluxe steering wheel, also called a spinner wheel. The wheel is uneek to 1941 only, Chevy did make a similar spinner wheel in 1940 but they are different & may have different parts behind the horn button? Can anyone come up with some photos or any info on the horn parts for the 1941 Spinner steering wheel?

I am looking for 1935 & early 1936 Pontiac taillights & light stands. Any one have one or parts for one, please PM me.

I V-notched all the cracks & filled them with J B Weld putty. I'm sure I will never have problems again on my 1941 Chevy spinner wheel..

This is a great topic. I am setting myself up to start driving cost to cost buying & selling vintage car accessories at swap meets, & visiting all the car shows I have always wanted to go to. So I am re-building a small 2 horse trailer for my adventure, & I have been thinking? I need to make my trailer hard to steel or break into. Most of these ideas sound real good, like adding something on the roof to ID it from the sky & something on the sides & back to spot it going down the road. What about having a strong 12v battery inside the trailer hooked to a loud town/country horn? There are ways to hook it to the back doors to sound the alarm if they are opened? Maybe a ground wire going to the frame so that if it is unhooked from the ball which will cut the ground, the horns will sound. Or maybe hooking it to a ball which will complete the ground & sound the horns. And having a mercury switch in the system will sound the horns when it's moved? Having a GPS system added to the trailer should locate it quick if it does get away? There must be a way to make a trailer safer from theft?

I am looking for both 1935 & 1936 teardrop style taillights, or parts for same. Stands, lenses, bezels, License plate brackets. housings or complete sets, left & right 1935 & early 1936... 1936 Pontiac...

Do you have heater cores from the 1930s early 1940s? I would half to take some photos of mine to match up in you have some?

It sure is, I'm sorry I had an older heater in my head. Do you happen to have a 1939 era heater?

Can I see a photo of the front of this heater?

Thank you for the leed, I'll see if I can get more info from old car fan on this vacuum tank.

The paper weight in the secant photo is aftermarket, but most, not all of the items in the first photo are original pre 1920s.

I can't tell if a radio is in the dash or is that a chrome plate covering the radio/ashtray area of the dash? The price is a good lower end price for it.

The woodgrain doesn't look like the interior woodgrain I remember in either one of my 48 Chevys. Maybe it's just faded & lost itls clear coat. Or maybe different factories did different woodgrains?

Do you know if this is the complete system or did it take anything else to complete the vacuum fuel delivery system?

Me being a Chevy guy, that info makes me like it even more. I will be doing more research on this vacuum tank. I didn't expect this tank to be back into the teens & 20s. I was guessing it to be something from the late 1940s/50s?