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Pair of Model T headlights. Rusty, but solid with parts that should be restorable. The lenses are different. I don't know much about Model T details, but these should be good to help restore one. Price includes shipping to USA can take PayPal friends and family at kimeccles@comcast.net Or...

This is a new black rumble seat kit purchased from LeBaron-Bonney several years ago. It includes the big pad that goes on the springs, and the two padded seat back and bottom sewn covers that are precut to put on the springs. It has 4-inch to 4-1/2 inch channels for 1930-some 1931 cars. It has...

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Pair of restorable Model T headlights. Rusty but all parts are there as far as I can tell. The lenses are a bit different. I don't know much about them but want to get them to someone who can use them. kimeccles@comcast.net

New Model A rumble seat upholstery kit SOLD This is a new black leatherette rumble seat kit purchased from Bratton's several years ago. It includes the big pad that goes on the springs, and the two padded seat back and bottom sewn covers that are precut to put on the springs. It has the hog...

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Are these Model T headlights? Are they worth selling? I got no answer on the buy sell swap site. Thanks

I have a pair of headlights with lenses that are Ford script, but different. The cans are rusty, but probably restorable and seem to be all intact internally.

The base of the shocks are 2-7/8. I did contact Andy.

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Thanks for identifying these. I see now the arms are bent for the Model A fit. Are the shock bodies of any value for 1940 collector? Two were tested and adjusted to a Model A spec. for damping.

I took this set of 4 shocks off a 1930 Model A, but I think they are from a V8 series in the 1930's? Looking for info on what they go on and what would be a fair selling price? Pair of arms are F-872 and F-937. I bought a set of Stipes, so these can go to a new home. Thank you for any...

I see after Oct 1929 the engine splash pans, per the Judging Standards and Restoration guidelines, only have the rear side of the pans use the oil pan bolt at the rear to hold them up from the bottom on the engine side. The front side hole tab was removed. The 3 frame bolt holes remain intact...

I see the POR15 in a spray can costs almost $30. It does sound like it has a very good bond and is durable. I watched some videos and they do stress using metal etch or really good metal cleaner first to remove any oils. Interesting discussion of ideas.

Radiator paint is another idea, but the drums can get very hot and it may not hold up. My current old drums have so much built-up rust that pieces flake off just touching them. I am also still waiting for a definitive answer from tech detail folks at MAFCA as to the restoration standards...