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1935 Chevrolet Master? The only year Chevy had front-opening doors.

Is that what a can of 'Hudsonite' is for, to keep the cork from sticking? I bought a '53 Super Wasp from a former Hudson dealership in 1973. I drove the car 60 miles home. Days later I showed the Hudson to an older Mechanic who was working at Schmidt's Towing. Roger dug around in the back room and came out with a small can of Hudsonite and poured it in. That was a smooth clutch and the overdrive worked perfectly.

I don't know what this fits. Anyone know? Thank you

I assume that this handle is for a Chrysler because the keys are coded and the code starts with 'CH'. It could be Chevrolet though. Anyone know what year and model? Thank you.

Wow! That was a Quick reply! Thank you

I acquired this in a box of stuff at an auction. I believe it is a Northeast coil based on the logo on the screw cap. Does anyone know what it might fit? Thank you

If you can use it; I would certainly sell it. I bought it at an auction over 25 years ago.

I don't know. The brass tag doesn't reveal the answer. At least I now know which vehicles used this generator.

Thank you for posting that information. What a trove! According to that info; the Westinghouse generator 202 was used in the following: Case 1914 Chandler 1913, 1914 Fiat 1914- 1917 Mitchell 1915, 1916 National 1915 Norwalk 1913 Thank you again.

Can anyone tell me what this fits? Years ago, I was told that it fit a Grant. The fellow said that it fit other makes too but that was all the info that I got. The brass tag reads: WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC & MFG. CO. Pittsburgh, Pa. U.S.A. AUTOMOBILE GENERATOR Type 202 Style No. 186751 Serial No. 1362169 Patented Aug. 17, '97 2332111.25.12 It spins easily and the shaft thread size is 7/16-20. I would like to know what it fits so I can sell it. Thank you

Thank you very much. Now I have to price them.

I looked at a lot of front end photos but couldn't find a match. Can anyone ID these? They are both stamped 'GUIDE' on the back. Thank you

I looked at a lot of front end photos but couldn't find a match. Can any one ID these? Thank you

Studebaker trucks had curved glass rear windows circa 1958.

Please ID what make and year this tail light is from. Thank you.