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  1. I am in need of a pair of rear fenders to mount on the wooden body of my 1918 GMC 3/4 t truck . I am sure that fenders were kind of generic so other makes may work for me Here is a picture of what i need,Thanks
  2. Here is an unusual item from the days of camping while taking an auto trip. I believe from the 1920s. There is the canvas tent and many poles. It all nests in a very heavy wooden box .Super item for a car show display . You will really stand out with this. I replaced the bottom due to damage. Cannot ship this must pickup or arrange your own shipping from Ct. Price is what I paid $400. THE VINTAGE PHOTO GIVES YOU AN IDEA ABOUT THESE AUTO TENTS. NOT THE SAME ONE JUST FOR REFERENCE. .
  3. Here is an unusual item from the days of camping while taking an auto trip. I believe from the 1920s. There is the canvas tent and many poles. It all nests in a very heavy wooden box .Super item for a car show display . You will really stand out with this. I replaced the bottom due to damage. Cannot ship this must pickup or arrange your own shipping from Ct. Price is what I paid $400. .
  4. I have restored several original WW 1 vehicles The smaller is my 1918 Dodge Light repair truck. About 1000 built for the war effort and only 6 known to exist. The larger beast is my 1918 FWD model B Mobile artillery Repair shop . The US Britian and Russia bout these. Total of 14,000 trucks and about 3 dozen exist worldwide. Wheels were done by Canton Bandag who did the Overman Cushion tires.
  5. There are three tires multiple pictures of them no tubes or flaps are included I need those. If interested we can discuss a fair price
  6. I have at least 3 35 x 5 Lester white walls that were on my '18 cadillac when I got it . If you are still looking I can get you some pictures . They are NOT NOS
  7. Hello I am looking to buy these data plates from an early teens-20s GMC 3/4 t truck
  8. when it rains it pours . I had a set of wheels made by Noah Stutzman and then 8 mos later I found another GMC truck with a great set of Baker wheels
  9. Hello I am searching for a pair of rear fenders for a 1918 GMC truck . They need to screw to the wooden body as shown in the picture,Other makes may fit such as Chevrolet Thanks
  10. Hello I am in need of the pictured radiator shroudI believe that 1915-mid 20s will fit my model 16 GMC 3/4 t . Finders fee gladly paid if a successful lead is provided. Thank you (2023) Thank you
  11. Hello I am in need of a pair of yokes like these . It is an 8 inch spread .
  12. Finally got the baker wheel project completed for my 1918 GMC US Army ambulance. The chassis came with 2 rotted out Bakers in the rear and in the front was a smaller different brand of wheel with metal felloes. I removed the hubs from the 4 wheels and then sand blasted and primed them. I removed all the hardware that was still on the rear wheels including the metal felloe bands. I then secured 2 more felloe band and redrilled them in the Baker pattern. A member on the forum was able to secure me some additional wheel hardware but still not enough so I had the "BAKER" wedges cast as well as the inside wheel threaded hardware. Missing wheel bolts were made from Grade 5 bolts which were machined to accept the shroud which retains the bolt to the wedge . All the hardware and hubs was shipped to Noah Stutzman who did a perfect job on building a new set of wheels . The rear rims were two good Bakers and the front were Jaxon type which drop in perfectly. You can see the plate locking the rim visible on the rear where I am using Baker rims
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