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I have a couple of 1928/29 model a front fender brackets, at least that's what I think. I never noticed until I set them side by side that they are different. Notice that the mounting areas are different, as well as the area around the holes is heavier. Are either one of them original Model A...

I assume this is not for a Model A, but it came in a box of parts I recently acquired. Anybody have any information about this, or know what kind of car it may have fit? Thank you

I'm guessing they would go to a Model T, but could be wrong. Does anybody know ? Thank you

I think you are right. I could have sworn they said Ford on the back.

yah, I know the picture does stink. I only took a quick shot of it as I was at the guys place and didn't want to appear all that interested. I figured someone on this forum would recognize it and help identify it for me. Thanks

I am wondering if anyone knows what year, or model Ford these headlights would have came with. The buckets are kind of dinged up, and the bar was chrome at one time. They do say Ford on the back of the buckets. Thank you

So does this mean it would be correct for a pick up as well as the AA truck? Thanks

I just picked this dash up, and although it looks like the Model A dash, I have a suspicion that it would have went to a AA truck. Am I right, or way off base. Thank you

Here is a crude drawing of the measurements. They are 12.75 wide. I did ask the same question on the AACa site, so far one reply, 1931 Frankin Airman, but that was not for certain. Somebody out there must know. Thanks

I am looking at picking these fenders up, but would like to know what they fit, all I know is they aren't Model A. Thanks[/ATTACH][/ATTACH]

Thanks Tom, I have been told that the one with the letter B would have went with a 1936 -38 Ford. Now just have to figure out where the one marked Batt and Arm.

I have these 3 cutouts, as you can see all have the Ford script, but 2 of them have other markings. In an old (1981) version of the judging standards it says that no Model A cutouts ever had the Batt or the number 1 or 2. I have a later issue of the standards (1989) that does not say that. I...

Thanks 15max, I listed the post on the AACA forum. So far a couple of guys still believe it could have went to the Model T. I'm inclined not to think so, judging from the pictures I looked up of 'T' headlights. At any rate, it should be fun to hear other guesses.

Thanks Guys, Does anyone know of a forum or message board, where I could post that might be able to know to what car the headlight belongs. Thanks again

Well, at least that rules out the "T" idea. Now there are only a thousand other possibilities!!