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Thanks guys! I looked a little more on line and found a picture of the dash of a 1937 Ford Model 78 Fordor DeLuxe that showed the glove box door just like mine. The two vertical trim pieces threw me off a little, seems like some models had them and some did not. Others had them with a clock as...

Can anyone positively identify this glove box door year & model of car/truck? I got it with a 1939 Ford Pickup 1/2 ton i purchased, but I am pretty sure it's not out of a 1939 Ford Pu. Thanks!

Looking for the center stainless steel grille strip for either a 1938 or 1939 pickup. I know they are different, but I have both 38 & 39 grilles. Not sure which one I will use yet. Also interested in the surrounding grille trim for either year. Thanks.

Thanks guys for all the input. FYi, looks like LimeWorks is out of these kits, but I found it on Amazon for $65.

Good stuff glennpm & ActionYobbo! And indeed, very nice step by step instructions. Amazon has the LimeWorks kits for $65, free shipping and no soldering required, not that is too big a deal. It looks to have all the parts I need to do the complete job. I am wondering though, does the outer tube...

Those are great writeups, thanks for finding & sharing ActionYobbo!

Thanks once more glennpm! By the way I really like that link to the Techno Source for Flathead Fords.

Thanks Action Yobbo! I just perused the HAMB and didn't find anything specific on how to attach the horn button to the steering wheel. Can you please let me know which specific thread on the HAMB you are referring to.

Thanks for your reply ActionYobbo! Unfortunately I will have to do the setup without a rod since I will not be using the steering box that the rod goes through & attaches there. Good luck with your 1 ton express!

Thanks for your reply glennpm, much appreciated! That sounds like the way to go electrically, but would this kit also attach the horn button to the steering wheel. Do you think it matters relative to 6v versus 12v? And yes, I was debating whether or not to put my question as a continuation to my...

Thanks for the reply 37 tuck! In my case I plan on keeping the original banjo wheel & want to keep the horn button I have. I will be using a wiring kit like Lime Works sells with the brass bushing, etc., but I am still hoping for advice from someone who may have done this or point me to a how to...

Hey guys, I am working on my '39 pickup. I have what I believe to be a '37 banjo steering wheel and a '38-'39 horn button without the rod as shown in the pictures. Can you guys tell me how I can attach the horn button (without a rod) and get the horn to work. Is there a specific adaptor and horn...

Wow, thanks for the great information guys! How clever, I think I will give that a go.

I am working on my '39 pickup and I have a complete steering box & column assembly out of a '40 pickup along with a banjo steering wheel. My plan is to keep the banjo steering wheel, the hollow center shaft and the column tube, but not the steering box. The bottom end of the hollow shaft will...

Guys, thanks for the replies so far, but keep 'em coming. I know it's a long shot to try to identify these.