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I have an old fender that dad thinks is a 1935 Dodge Front Auto fender. If someone has a pic of one please send to me in order to help identify the fender. It is new old stock and if I can identify it I will be happy to sell it very reasonable. Please email me the pics at ezzellsjcase@aol.com. Thanks.

FS> New Old Stock 1951 Olds Super 88 Electric Clock. Still in original box. Has not been tested nor hooked up to any electrical current. Price $100.00 If interested please email me at ezzellsjcase@aol.com. I can send pics you you need them. I have had this clock for over 25 years. It came with some things I bought from old Chevy dealership.

For Sale: 2 each (Left and Right) Doors for 1953 Caddy Coupe Deville. Excellence shape, no rust, glass ok, email me an offer, these are manual windows, ezzellsjcase@aol.com, if offer is suitable I will take good clear pics and you have last word if you want them or not

My Dad said they might be off an Essex but he had no idea what year. Thanks, this is a starting point.

Forgot to tell you the origin of these goes way way way back. The military ordnance bomb insignia is a version of what you have. From my old memory seems like I remember being told that the old time artillery guys had something very similar to this that burned a flame that they could keep handy when they got ready to light the fuse for their old cannons as well as some of the old times maintenance people would use them to soot up a piece that they were trying to fit to very close tolerances. When the two pieces were close enough the soot markings would be equal and not rubbed off if they had been lapped correctly. Sorta like prussian blue/purple dye.

A set of three of these recently sold for approx 90.00 on ebay. Also some of the early fire trucks had a similar version that were staked on top of each other and used to signal traffic and etc. I have a friend that a 38 Ford truck that has the container on his running board that holds three of these but they look just a little smaller than the ones you sent the pics of.

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PLease help me identify this set of cowl lights if you can. They have no marking on them at all (not even a part number). http://pic40.picturetrail.com/VOL363/10104696/18669502/295841406.jpg http://pic40.picturetrail.com/VOL363/10104696/18669502/295841422.jpg http://pic40.picturetrail.com/VOL363/10104696/18669502/295841434.jpg

I have a NOS seat lever for a 50s Caddy. It may fit others. The part number is 464 6978. It is in original red and blue envelope. Make reasonable offer. I fix Fords and have no Caddys any more.

I have what apears to be a 1948 Caddy Rear truck lid for a sedan. It appears to have no rust and no dents and would be an excellent one to use in a restoration. If there is some interest please email me and let me know. Make what you think is a reasonable offer. I do not expect to get rich off the sale of this nor will I give it away for a few dollars. This IS a nice truck lid if someone needs one. I can get some photos of it also if needed and I understand you may want to see the photos before making an offer. I am located in North Carolina. My email add is ezzellsjcase@aol.com.

For sale, excellent 57 Chevy Hood. It has been sandblasted and primed. Outstanding condition. It will require almost no work before painting. Never been wrecked or any large dents. This is not junk. Call and discuss price if you want it.

If someone needs a near perfect header bow for a 1964 Bonneville Convertible please contact me. It has be sandblasted and primed. Outstanding condition and one of those parts that seems to get rusted out all the time.

I think I have a NOS 1931 Chevy Rear Fender. The reason I say think is that I am not sure. Can anyone provide me a way to tell what it may be such as a tracing of the edge that bolts to the car or another way of telling. I have no use for this fender and want to sell it but it is hard when you are not sure what it fits. Any help would be appreciated.