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It would be good to report that as many cars are sold by fraud.

Perhaps a John Deere....

My least favorite task is asking someone for help when I need it. That is probably why neither of my cars are finished.

Looky here....

Yes. The welting goes on three sides of the running boards.

As stated, the car is a Packard.

Apple Hydraulics.http://www.applehydraulics.com/

Franklin and a Stutz.

What is the red handle on the floor?

Try French Lake Auto Parts.

It certainly looks to be a Saxon Duplex.

EXCELLENT information! Thanks. Now that you mentioned that tube, it does bring back memories of seeing them on that car years ago. It was a very original car. I have never seen them on any other make or model.

I have seen it around for a few years. The guy gets a lot of use out of it....

^^I guess the ladies liked the Apperson Jackrabbit!

I guess my 67 year old memory served me well.

That is what I remember seeing....

I am guessing a late teens Packard on the right. It seems to have the Packard red spot in the centers of the hub caps.

I see them on the 1937 DB convertibles, too.

I see the 1936 Dodge Brothers convertibles have the same brackets....

I agree. I miss my old MG.

I know the closed cars have the wipers mounted above the windshield, so there was always downward pressure on the arm. I seem to remember years ago when I was a kid, my Dad took me to look at one of those 1936 Airstream 8 convertibles and it had springs holding the wiper arms to the windshield. Have never seen any since then. I guess the only way to find out what they are is to peruse the 1936 Chrysler factory parts book to see if the brackets or springs are mentioned.

Now I am all stressed again. Too many pages to keep up with.

Does it run and go and stop?

I believe so.

Nope. Need the front door trim.