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keiser31

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  1. If the center is meal: swap meet. If plastic: dumpster.
  2. Is there a hole in the cylinder she is holding for a bulb?
  3. Part of it may have started out as this....or a cross between this and a 1957.
  4. Here I am quite a few years ago on a 32'er....
  5. I think that is what I meant on my Chrysler....a fumer.
  6. Sounds like a 1929 or 1930 with those horizontal louvers on the hood.
  7. Uppermost hole may be for the starter pedal. The one to the left and below maybe for the gas pedal rod.
  8. Center hole is probably for the shift tower and the slotted hole next to it for the hand brake.
  9. The slotted hole near the bottom of the piece looks to be for an exhaust cutout pedal. I think the one in my 1929 Chrysler was located there.
  10. This 1931 Diamond T matches the radiator shell....fenders match, too.
  11. Looks like it would take the use of a puller with those two holes near the center shaft.
  12. Yes. Some of them were mounted in the interior, rear view mirrors.
  13. Chrysler products had a stamped number on the frame, not riveted tags.
  14. Suppose it could be a 1931 Studebaker truck....
  15. I also have the brochure and I appreciate your posting them to me. That multi-colored car is a mystery and the guy got all indignant when I acted a bit skeptical about the colors. I have been researching the 1931 Dodges since about 1968 and have never seen those colors on any brochure. The rumble seat coupe looks like it has reflections on it and maybe not so many colors as his car has. Artist renderings are deceptive.
  16. I'm thinking maybe the piece that goes at the base of the "C" pillar between the vinyl top and body color like on this 1967 Chevelle....
  17. Nope. Wherever a major college might be, probably.
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