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Yep....that will definitely hinder your performance!

Kcybr....you may have to wait more than a day or two in order to get an answer. A lot of folks are getting ready for the Hershey swap meet.

Chevy 490 has a lot of the same features except for the shorter reveal on the rear of the front fenders and the rear springs. Same spare tire holder, same wheels, acorn style headlamps....

I am in the process of getting my daily driver back on the road....for daily driving....

Glad to be able to help.

Lucas electrics: Prince of Darkness....

Here you go....https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Flathead-Six-Spark-Plug-Wire-Loom/223126751752?hash=item33f3640a08:g:cuMAAOSw9wxbit3F&vxp=mtr

If those wood pieces are like my 1931 pieces, they are covered with hardened drive line grease, oil and transmission fluid and probably not asphalt roofing stuff.

The fenders are for an MGTC not MGTD. Here is a 1948....

I don't think the BUDD tag would be located on the backside of the wheel.

I was going to suggest solid rubber for a big truck, but I have never seen a solid rubber tire wheel with the rubber missing.

They look almost like railroad wheels. Budd DID make auto wheels.

Well, I can tell you that they are Cadillac hub caps.

This shows that the Model 65 two door sedan could be ordered with side mounts. I imagine that the four door sedan could be, too.

1956-62 MGA.

American Austin. 1931 or so. Here is a similar one. Not the same, but similar.

Bullfrog....PM me your mailing address and I will send a handle to you. This is the one I have. John

Can you reach the flywheel to lock something onto the teeth to stabilize it?

There are a LOT of parts to glean from that car. ANYTHING such as the grille and surrounding stainless, the horn covers, windshield , instruments, windshield crank would probably be worth getting. Even the steel top insert in the condition it is in will be needed by someone.

The arched cross member near the rear of the frame in question seems to be a bit different as the Chrysler item drops below the frame side rails and kicks back up. The item in question seems to be level with the side rails.

It would probably fit a 1928-29 Dodge Brothers Victory Six quite well....

The giveaway that it is 1936 Dodge Brothers are the tombstone-shaped horn covers on the fenders under the lights that match the grille.

That tube style front axle has a Chrysler look to it.

The chassis photos....

1936 Dodge Brothers D2 sedan.