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FS: FENDERS , GAS TANKS , DECK LID , GRILLES , WHEELS , BUMPER BRINGING TO HERSHEY TO SELL IF ANYONE IS INTERESTED, SAVE ON FRIEGHT SHIPPING


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HERE ARE SOME ITEMS, I AM THINKING OF BRINGING, SPEAK UP SEND PM IF YOU CAN USE THESE AND I WILL PUT THEM AT THE FRONT OF THE BUS, AND TRY AND BRING THEM.  WE DO NOT SHIP FENDERS ANYMORE OR ANYTHING HEAVY.  HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO GET ITEMS.

MY SPACE IS CH74-78 CHOCOLATE FIELD SOUTH CLOSE BY TO LIGHT POLE # 56

 

              FENDERS HOOD AND GAS TANK I MAY BRING

 

1) 1935 CADILLAC LASALLE DECK LID PRETTY GOOD SHAPE 200.00

2) 1930 BUICK MODEL 47 SEDAN REAR FENDERS NICE SOLID

3) 1932 BUICK MODEL 57 SEDAN REAR FENDERS NICE SOLID

4) 1933 PLYMOUTH MODEL PC FRONT PASS SIDE 200.00

5) 1933-1934 PLYMOUTH SEDAN REAR FENDERS LEFT & RIGHT,ONE HAS SOME WELDS OTHER PRETTY GOOD

5)A. 1926-27 CHEVROLET HOOD 150.00

6) 1930 BUICK HOOD

7) 1930 DODGE DD SEDAN "NOS" LEFT REAR FENDER 450.00

8/ 1929 PLYMOUTH "NOS" ROADSTER REAR FENDER STILL HAS P/N STENCILED ON IT 1,000.00

9) 1929-1932 MOPAR GAS TANK USED SOLID 225.00

10) 1933 BUICK GAS TANK 250.00 GREAT SHAPE WAS USED IN A RESTORED CAR TILL GUY DIED AND SON RODDED.

11) 1929 BUICK GAS TANK

 

       NEXT ITEM'S ARE SOME WHEELS, I MAY BRING?

 

1) 1933 BUICK SET OF 6 ARTILLERY WHEELS WITH GOOD DRIVERS TIRES 800.00

2) 1932 PLYMOUTH PB 18" WIRE WHEELS BUDD 500.00

3) 1932 BUICK SERIES 40 & 50 18" WIRE WHEEL 2EA. NICE AND SOLID

 

         NEXT ITEM'S ARE SOME GRILLES I MAY BRING?

 

1)  1929 PLYMOUTH MODEL U RADIATOR SHELL WITH EMBLEM REALLY SOLID PIECE

2) 1931 PLYMOUTH PA SHELL LOUVERS AND NICE EMBLEM 325.00

3) 1929 BUICK RADIATOR SHELL/ THIS MAY BE A 1932 I HAVE TO DOUBLE CHECK

4) 1937 PLYMOUTH GRILLE

5) 1938 DODGE COMPLETE BOTH SIDES AND CENTER GRILLE

6) 1954 BUICK GRILLE NICE AND SOLID

7) 

       BUMPER SET 

 

1) 1929-30 PLYMOUTH FRONT & REAR SET WITH SQUARE FRONT MOULDING TRIM PIECES NICE SET! 300.00

 

      LUGGAGE RACKS

 

I HAVE ABOUT 13 ASSORTED LUGGAGE RACKS I WILL LIST MORE AS I GO THRU STUFF AND VERIFY PRICE 

ASK QUESTIONS AND SEND A PM IF YOU SEE SOMETHING YOU WANT ME TO TRY AND BRING.

 

 

 

 

 

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Pictures of some of the Items! 

A 1933 Buick Good Radiator 1929 Buick Radiator  1933 Buick Gas Tank 1938 Chrysler Overdrive Transmission 1925-27 Chevrolet Hood 1930 Buick Hood  1948 Dodge Grille Nice!

1929 Plymouth Rad Shell  1932 Buick Rad Shell 1938 Dodge Grille w/center mid teens Model T wood spoke wheels 1930 Buick Front Fender 1933 Plymouth Front Fender 1930 Buick left and Right Rear Fenders 1929 Buick Gas Tank and early Round Tank unknown , Plus Two Chrysler Tanks , 1928 Chrysler Model 72 and a 1926-27 Chrysler Model 70 

 

Send PM if you have Interest in me bringing any of these item's   Some will for sure come but Space limited so send a PM and let me Know.

 

CH74-78 Chocolate Field South Close by to Light Pole #56

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Hello I apparently can't send messages yet because I haven't used this forum enough. Are the plymouth spoked wheels 5 on 4.5" bolt pattern?  If so would you be able to send me the diameter of the inside of the hubs so I can see if the wheels would fit over my drums?

Thanks

Gene

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I don't have tires on them, so I can only give you rim diameter of two is 25x2.5” and other is 25x3”

Al,

    I am not a Model T Guy was gonna have brother price them at Hershey. I think one set is like 1916-1919 Guessing and other two are 1926-27 Come by and take a look at them I think wood is real good, Just my opine.

Cheers

Rich

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I don't think those wheels are model T? The hubs (at least the one that can be seen?) don't look like Ford. 

There were quite a few other cars using similar size and type wheels. A few even fit the model T hubcap (some years Chevrolet had hubcaps that fit Fords).

 

USA model T fronts that era were 24 inch inside the clincher rim where the bead set into place, 25 inch may be right if you measured on the outer highest part of the clincher. And if the widths are different? The model T front wheel sitting next to my 1915 is 2 1/2 inches wide on the outside of the clincher rim.

Some cars that era used a size larger tire on the rear wheels than they did the fronts. The USA model T had 30 X 3 tires on the front, and 30 X 3 1/2 tires on the rear. That 1/2 inch difference in the tire made for a 23 inch rim down in where the tire bead sat for the rears. The rear wheel rims are about a half inch wider than the fronts.

 

Whether they are Ford wheels or not? The wood and rims may be close enough for them to be adapted onto Ford hubs, and probably nobody would be able to tell the difference. Ford used wheels from at least four different wheel companies! There were minor variations in all the pieces between the wheelwrights and across the many years of model T production. I know one wheel on one of my model Ts was adapted from an originally non-Ford car. Can't tell by looking.

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Hi Wayne,

I did measure outside to Outside on the highest point, and across top of rim on both measurements, so maybe they are 24”x 2” and 24”x 2 1/2” Rims ? Well with over 14 Million Tin Lizzie’s made, I can see how many different wheelwrights made wheels for Henry. Well if anyone needs some Wheels come on by will make a deal.

Cheers

Rich

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Yup, that’s one handle I would need pics and measurements, ie., mount holes center to center , shaft lengths, overall length’s , flat escutcheon, oval, convex, if thats exterior. Interior threaded, splines, or square drive and size and lengths. I would be happy to search the abyss for you Wayne.

Regards

Rich

send that Info to my email

I sent you a PM

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