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Looked it up in my Hollander Interchange manual.These would be door window motors. Edsel 59-60 is correct with correct part number. The following motors will fit. 58 Edsel 2 or 4 door 56-60 Ford 56-58 Lincoln 56-59 Mercury 56-60 Thunderbird 60 Falcon wagon

Could use a set of rear fenders as well.Need to be as rust free as possible. Thanks

I'm thinking dealership or possibly car rental

Thank you for that information.Does anyone here need this? I have no clue of value.

Picked up a mechanical fuel pump that was marked Franklin. Medusa looking thing with 8 metal lines coming from the pump area. Only number I see on it is 35507 cast in long stem. As of now I have not found any other numbers. A Google search was not helpful. I would like to know if it is indeed a Franklin part and what years it may fit.

Looked at some cars today hoping to find the right expansion/recovery tank. Facing the vehicle some had the rad cap on the left(pass side) Others had the rad cap on the right(drivers side) Is it a big block/small block situation or model year variance? I see them listed on that auction site both ways and all claiming to be FE tanks. Not versed in Ford info. Thanks.

Guy I got this from was about to cut it up and make a fender for a motorcycle.I persuaded him to sell it to me.Any ideas what it is from?

You can start by dropping by these 2 Studebaker only forums. Studebaker Drivers Club Forum Great for all around Stude knowledge. Studebaker Truck Talk This is the Studebaker truck forum.Your best bet for anything truck related. On the truck site ask your parts request and you will get many folks happy to point you to various vendors. Studebaker International is a company with a large parts catalog.

Apparently he never saw the 'slow moving stove' sign

Still trying to find out what this is from

Looked at a 4 door sedan today that the owner thought was a Dodge but it had a Fisher body tag on the firewall.The numbers were: Job 31409 Body number 14519. Can this be enough info to decipher? Sorry,no picture.

I will check on 2 I know of next week.Can deliver to the International if your not in a big hurry.

False in Minnesota.Owners have the option of having one pump designated non-ethanol.Over 400 throughout the state.A list is published 4 times a year by MSRA.

These 3 have me stumped...not that hard to do somedays

At least it is to me.42 1/4" width...13 1/2" tall at center...14" tall near ends.Guesses?

Simple design.Any thoughts on what vehicle it was in?

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I dont know what it's from.Patent dates on the back from 1922 and 1926. 9" x 4 1/8" face area.

Howdy everyone.I am in the process of identifying a number of 1920's gauge clusters,dash gauges,gauge sets,however anyone wants to call them. Does anyone know of a good site online to use as a guide? There are a couple very good 30's through 50's sites that I know of but I have yet to find a 1920's place. I dont wish to constantly be asking in the "what is it" forum. Thanks.

I just picked up a collection of gauge clusters to sell for a old timer. Identified all but this one.Appreciate the help.

I watch the auction the same way I watch sports.I dont think about the money. I'll never be a professional athlete and doubt I'll ever be buying cars on a Saturday at this auction. Doesnt bother me in the least.I enjoy the show,flaws and all. Pierce Arrow just sold for 2M

I believe it is Buick but the bottom design looks different from the 1928-31 pictures I am finding online.

Found this REO.It will be crushed in the spring but can be saved,just pay crush value.Can be bought without box.