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Yep....just guessing on that one.

The first one looks like maybe about a 1926 Willys-Knight. The second is a 1946 to a very early 1949 (first 1949 series)Dodge.

I also may have the headlamp lenses and bezels....

Sent the cap to Randy. Hopefully, it is good enough for the truck.

First I have heard of them.

Looks like it could be a scam since the seller does not even know it is a straight 8 and not a V8.

If you mean the chrome piece with the rubber strip, that is a grille overrider or grille guard. They are a rare option.

I am thinking from left to right, a 1936 Buick, Rolls Royce up at the curb and maybe another 1936 Buick in front of that. I think the sedan on the far right is a 1930 Dodge Brothers. The touring car on the right in the row of 5 parked cars looks like a Dodge Brothers.

Or try here....http://www.frenchlakeautoparts.com/ or here....https://www.wildcatmopars.com/

Go to Ebay and type in, "vintage bumper guard" and see what is there. I think I saw some the other day.

It's in Michigan.

Happy Thanksgiving to you all. I am VERY thankful for all of you and this website.

I'm not a Ford guy, but it sure looks to be about a 1917.

Yes, fender mounted turn signal indicators. Is there a part number or logo on the underside?

Now it looks more like a 1934 Plymouth fender with an extra hole in the top.

Got a straight on shot from the front?

Maybe a 1933 Studebaker Commander....

I know how bad you want it to be a Kaiser-Darrin....

Looks to be a Triumph TR3 to me....

Try here....http://www.frenchlakeautoparts.com/

I heard that Rare Parts has them or maybe Olson's Gaskets.... https://www.olsonsgaskets.com/

The steering column lock is an anti-theft device.

I agree.

Yep....usually that little keyhole tab for the crank is turned down behind the bumper. Good eye.

looks kinda like this 1937 Dodge Brothers item. Kind of blurry, though....