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    1931 1930 DD Dodge Instrument Panel, gauges, speedometer FS

    in Automobiles and Parts - Buy/Sell

    Posted

    I have just listed a 1931 Dodge (I think)

    Was also told it goes to 1930 DD Dodge.

    Instrument panel, with oval style speedometer, fuel gauge, amp gauge and oil gauge.Note the design around edge of panel. Comments welcome.

    Starting price should be very reasonable....$24.00

    (estimated value, around $200.+)

    It's listed on eBay, search: 380006137737

    Auction ends Wednesday, Mar-19-08 16:47:27 PDT

    With hopes to buy some parts for my "build project." - Thanks

    http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1931-Dodg...sspagenameZWDVW

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    Instrument panels, hub caps, clocks What do they fit??

    in What is it?

    Posted

    I'm going to be selling some parts, but first I need to identify them so the people that need them will find them.

    Make or years?

    A. Instrument panel, recognize the design along edge?

    (possible 1930 Dodge?) Images I have seen of Dodge look a little different at corners...more input? Do those markings look familiar?

    B. Clock, just four numbers, say Feb 52 on side.

    C. Dodge Hubcaps, 9" across - 1938..0r?

    D. Instrument panel, car truck or tractor?

    E. Clock, trim seems to fit contour of dash.

    F. Hupcaps, I guess American Motors, 14" car, motorhome..? AMC? (these may be identified as 74-79 Hornet/Comet) Thanks!

    Bottom image - Headlamp..perhaps a Dodge?

    The headlight support says:

    S 8

    D8753

    Reflector says Flatlite

    The American Flatlite Co.

    Any guesses..or sure thing. Thanks for input so far...still ?? above.

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    Wanted: Brass Steering 1 1/2" Column w/shaft or shaft, See pics

    in Automobiles and Parts - Buy/Sell

    Posted

    Steering Column & or Shaft (Brass Era) Help needed. Service? Parts?

    I'm looking for a early brass steering set-up... (about 1910 era) or possible contacts, advice or shop to build up a steering column (or just shaft) for a 1910 era car. <span style="font-weight: bold">See link below with images.</span> It's for a custom project car I have been working on for the past 7 years.

    It will have 16 3/4" to 17" wood wheel, brass spider and 1 1/2" brass column.

    If I use the spider that I have, it will need a 1 1/16" diameter shaft, (where it fits spider) and needs to be at least 40" long. The bottom of shaft detail will not matter (if I locate a used part) as it will connect to a U-joint. Top will need to fit to spider, thread for nut, keyway, etc.

    Was there a common brass washer that went under nut to cover keyway and larger hole? Guess I could make one...unless available.

    I have more detailed information & photos on a web site I put together yesterday.

    http://www.marindirect.com/column/

    AACA member for 35 years! (guess I should have bought the lifetime membership).

    Thanks!

    Email:

    fairfaxca(add.at.here)yahoo.com

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    Steering Column / Shaft (Brass Era) Help needed. Service? Parts

    in General Discussion

    Posted

    I'm looking for a shop, possible contacts, advice or parts to build up a steering column for a 1910 era car. It's for a custom project car I have been working on for the past 7 years.

    It will have 16 3/4" to 17" wood wheel, brass spider and 1 1/2" brass column.

    If I use the spider that I have, it will need a 1 1/16" diameter shaft, (where it fits spider) and needs to be at least 40" long. The bottom of shaft detail will not matter (if a used part) as it will connect to a U-joint. Top will need to fit to spider, thread for nut, keyway, etc.

    Was there a common brass washer that went under nut to cover keyway and larger hole? Guess I could make one...unless available would be much easier.

    I also may need someone that could machine a 2"x2" OSD 1/4" thick brass "cup" for top of column tube.

    I have more detailed information & photos on a web site I put together today.

    http://www.marindirect.com/column/

    AACA member for 35 years! (guess I should have bought the lifetime membership).

    Thanks!

    Maxwell ? Hand Crank - For sale and want's it go to..

    in Automobiles and Parts - Buy/Sell

    Posted

    I listed a brass hand crank on eBay, but I'm not sure what it goes to.

    It was hand written "Early Max" on handle, but not sure. Maybe to a Maxwell. Any info is helpfull. Thanks

    It's item 250141638946 and ends July 17th.

    http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=34204&viewitem=&item=250141638946

    Also...I list items for others on eBay if you happen to be in the S.F. Bay area.

    30% - I pay all fees, leg work, listing, shipping. (donations welcome also...)Drop me an Email.

    (items smaller than a bread box)

    This supports my old car project. (Bills & Kids get my pay check)

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    1911-13 International Highwheeler Side Handbrake 4 sale

    in Automobiles and Parts - Buy/Sell

    Posted

    I posted an early side Handbrake on eBay.

    I was told it came from a International Highwheeler 1911-13, if so it may be rather rare. You will need to confirm. It has the numbers 377E on base. Someone might know fron style of lettering. Which you can see on auction photos.

    Item number: 250082518823 or try link.

    Note that it Ends Feb, 15th 2007.

    http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Side-Hand...sspagenameZWDVW

    Kingston Brass Carburetor Updraft - What's it go to?

    in What is it?

    Posted

    Kingston Brass Carburetor, Updraft - Any ideas what it goes to?

    Mounting Bolt holes are 2 1/2" apart , on center. Intake bore in 1 5/16", choke 1 5/8" across. Not sure what it fits. It has a number on it , J89039 . On a tag it is marked (Kingston patented mar.9 th 1915 ) Fuel out seems to be where float would mount. (no float).

    See images under "Attachment" above. Thanks

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