Brian SATX Well-known member Jan 25, 2024 #1 Anyone ever seen one like this. It is cast material. It is on a 1930 Coupe that was refurbished about 25 years ago. The car owner says it was on the car when he bought it. Attachments aspare.jpg 36.7 KB · Views: 115
Anyone ever seen one like this. It is cast material. It is on a 1930 Coupe that was refurbished about 25 years ago. The car owner says it was on the car when he bought it.
M Model "A" Fords Senior Member Jan 25, 2024 #4 Reds34 said: Is that a part number cast on the inside? Red Click to expand... Looks like 12-14944 ??
Brian SATX Well-known member Jan 25, 2024 #5 Yes that is a cast number but it is not a Model A number.
H Hitman Well-known member Jan 25, 2024 #6 It’s a 35 coupe, roadster, cabriolet bracket. It would have a 48- parts prefix.
Randy in ca Well-known member Jan 26, 2024 #7 As others have said, appears to be from 1935. Picture of inside cast number from spare mount off a 1935 Coupe: - Attachments 1935 Ford - Coupe spare mount part number.jpg 64.3 KB · Views: 222
As others have said, appears to be from 1935. Picture of inside cast number from spare mount off a 1935 Coupe: -
rotorwrench Well-known member Jan 26, 2024 #8 1935 was the last year for wire wheels and it has the V-shape like that. Ford went to wide 5 wheels after 1935.
1935 was the last year for wire wheels and it has the V-shape like that. Ford went to wide 5 wheels after 1935.
H Hitman Well-known member Jan 26, 2024 #9 rotorwrench said: 1935 was the last year for wire wheels and it has the V-shape like that. Ford went to wide 5 wheels after 1935. Click to expand... Yes, but the 35 bracket is different than the 32’ and 33-34’ bracket. 36 is completely different.
rotorwrench said: 1935 was the last year for wire wheels and it has the V-shape like that. Ford went to wide 5 wheels after 1935. Click to expand... Yes, but the 35 bracket is different than the 32’ and 33-34’ bracket. 36 is completely different.