Dan Marx

As you see in the description photo, these are for the rear wheel of the 1960 Buick, all models. I have 4 units available. $20.00 each plus 2.50 postage in the good ol' USA. Buy 2, and I'll pay the postage. Dan

Out side diameter is 3.5 inches. Space between pegs is approx 2 inches. Thanks dan

This is an NOS Pontiac Brake and Clutch pedal pad for the 1965-68 Pontiac 8 hydramatic(?) transmission. Part number 9780519. $40.00 includes shipping in the good Ol' USA. Contact if you are outside the USA. Dan Marx dlmarx at bellsouth.net

OK, this came in a bunch of Buick and GM NOS parts, but I cant find an ID for this emblem. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks Dan Marx Rembert, SC eight zero three 425- 8649

Well now, sure is a unique piece for not being part of a car. raaaats!!!!! Thanks

Never seen a Holley one like this. Any idea what it fits? This is new old stock, still had the packaging on it with a Ford tag. Early big tractor ? Tag is Holley 7HW, 501-1. Thanks Dan

So, bought this at a local swap meet. Is this for a Marquette car? Looks like it could be a radiator plug, just a guess. Dan dlmarx at bellsouth dot net 803-four two five 8649

Like many on this list, I have the hunter/gatherer mentality. My latest find is some old magnetos. A Bosch DR6, Splitdorf Model B, and a Splitdorf Aero, plus several WICO's. What would these fit? Oh, forgot to mention one International Harvester magneto. Thanks Dan 803-four two five-8649 Rembert, SC dlmarx at bellsouth dot net

This is an NOS Lincoln lock set C6VY-53006081-A with 2 Keys and fits a 1966 Lincoln Glove box. $55.00 which includes the shipping in the good ol' USA. Contact me at 803-four two five-8649 if you have any questions.

I need an exterior door handle for my 1928 Essex Super Six, 4 door. contact me at dlmarx at bellsouth dot net. Thanks Dan

Here is a thought on freeing stuck pistons. In the past I have used straight Iodine. May sound strange, but I got the strongest concentration possible and filled the cylinder. Four days later I was able to loosen the piston. I have done this 3 times with success. Don't ask me why it works, I really don't know. Dan

Anyone have a friend with an extra space that they are willing to sell or perhaps have a space and not going. thanks dan dlmarx at bellsouth.net

Thanks. OK, still looking for your unused space at the Fall Auto fair.

Thanks for the reply. Are spaces available to purchase on Wednesday? Dan

Anyone have a space available for the Fall Auto Fair? I need one space, would like the Blue field, but hey, beggars can't be to choosy. Contact me at dlmarx@bellsouth.net, or call (eight-zero-three- 425-86-four-nine) Thanks

OK, here it is, an unknown part since the box is fragile and the identifying marks on the box are gone. I am guessing this in the late 50's. So, what is it and what years does it fit? Thanks Dan

OK, as a hunter gatherer of old car parts you never know what will be the next "find". Well if found it. I now have several hundred+ older Clevite Silent Bloc bushings, "out of the box", that have been either superseded or discontinued. Does anyone have an older listing for Cevite bushings, for example; Clevite 62636; and 62876-B. I am going to guess these are front spring bushings. Any listings would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Don't forget that $100 cut. I have been an avid wood worker and cabinet maker for years. I just hate to pay someone to do stuff that I THINK i can do. The operative word is THINK!!! I have made more than one cut that has cost me a $100 piece of wood with material and time in it. Just a reference, the full wood package for a '49 Ford wagon is $14,600, and I passed on the wagon at a recent auction!!!

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here is pix of the pair of lower ball joints.

I have two pair of NORS lower ball joints for the GMC/Chevy pick up truck/ MOG K-618 reference. These are new, not "rebuilt"!! $300 pair, shipping included in the good ol' USA. dlmarx at bellsouth dot net.

So, I just picked up 3 pair of 1960 ball joints, TRW 10109, / MOOG K-519. There is a pair in teach box, but by the number these are both "right" side ball joints. So, what is the difference between the right and left lower ball joint? Position of the grease zert? I have three boxes all marked the same. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Dan

While working in Montana in April I took this photograph of my associates truck wheel. Amazing what 200 miles in the snow will make. Regards. Dan

A picture would help, also the price.

This a wheel axle cover for a Graham-Paige. I do not know the year. The cover is not dented or deformed and the threads look very good. Other than normal wear, this is in good condition. Of course, for judging, it will need to be re-plated. $100.00 which includes USPS postage in the good ol' USA. Contact Dan at dlmarx at bellsouth dot net. Thanks Dan