Brad in Wisconsin

Hello all, I was by a fella the other day, who made a resto-rod out of a 1932 Chevrolet sedan. I was there to buy up his left over parts. When he pulled the dash parts out, he snipped the water temp and oil pressure gauge lines , sigh. Does anyone repair these? the gauges look in nice shape. I have both ends. I did get an original armored ignition switch/cable so it wasn't a total lost...

I came across a little stash of 30's Chevy parts, looks like it will fit my 1933 Chevrolet truck pn 1523353 by the plugged outlets it looks a little generic but not greasy might be NOS though stored poorly

very nice thank you

oh COOL, didn't see that recessed cowl lights,, streamline begins

yeah didn't think so. My Gr. aunt probably said that to shut me up. BTW she is sitting in the backseat of the earlier touring car

Sorry for my delay in replying. I agree with the coil is usually no good. It's kinda neat looking and It’s hard to throw somethings away sometimes . Kinda like saving burnt fuses on top of electric panel, hoping they will heal themselves or maybe, Jeez I just paid $1.98 for a new coil maybe it will fix it self like a dead battery or a broke fan belt or bald tire or rotten tube or the other trinkets we find in old sheds .....maybe somebody would want it for a shelf pet... thanks for replying

1st shot is of power coming thru rural Wisconsin . 29 Chevy??? 2nd picture of head on was told a Dodge Bros. and a Jeffery? and 3rd snap is my Gruncle Al WW1 silver-star winner who use to scare me about rats in the trenches of France could someone confirm the cars for me?? Thank you All

Okay Mr. Tinindian, I'm confused,,,, the picture of the coils you sent don't seem to be similar to what I have. Wouls like this to get to the right resto,

would you by chance do you still have this?? 920 933 0571

Found this unique coil the other day and been curious about it ever since. Anyone know? Automotive industrial stationary engine? Thanks

the most complete unmolested cars I ever found from original owners Putting them under cover really helps! Not Miss Belvidere or a sunken Bugatti so parts they will be

Found this speedometer wheel drive gear. is it an aftermarket? What does it fit THANKS

some kind of compressed air or spring starter below radiator and running board jump seat ......shotgun!!! 😝 LOL

Hello all, Where does the body to chassis ground, ( if it's suppose to have on...) go on a 1933 Chevrolet 1.5 tonner???? also the battery ground goes to frame now or should it go to transmission?

Thanks all for looking at my cap

No part numbers seen kinda heavy and quality for aftermarket???

approx 60" wide in SE Wisconsin

about 2 ft. tall and 6 in. around 20 ish lbs 200$ SE Wisconsin

Was on the front of my 1933 Chevy 1 1/2 ton but working on a more proper one and will sell this. Nice to know what it fits though

whew! thanks that was quick

What does it fit? Has a Ford oval on headlamp bucket?? Thanks.

anyone?????

Got this rather large water pump off a farm where it had been re-purposed, mounted to a board and run with an electric motor. Thinking it is off a large multi cylinder engine of some sort . Anyone recognize it? it is about a foot long and 5 " impeller?

I'm thinking it is an 1914 Kissel-Kar from gap in hood louvers and all weather top. taken in Kewaskum Wisc. side door Remmel Mfg. were the cement mixer was made

These came along in a bucket with my 33. I'm thinking modern Mopar these are all numbers found 31 176930350b7 l82zf