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Looking for 1936 1 1/2 ton truck fuel/oil pressure gauge. Fuel gauge is the liquid type.

Dennis Carpenter use to stock...I have a '36 1 1/2 ton and never installed them...so may have a pair if interested...they "run" along the entire bottom of the door.

Green Ford Chassis Parts book/catalogue- Fair to Good Condition, $45 1938-1940 Service Bulletin hard back- Good Condition, $15 Automotive Hardware & Trimming Supplies, 1928-1938 (Ford paperback), $5 Plus Shipping...

I'm told it's mine, for zero…..just need the owner, who's elderly to write up bill of sale, then clear out brush in front of barn, obviously inside of barn….it's located east of Richmond, VA may be 70 miles…I live in eastern NC….I'm presently restoring a '60 Willys wagon…so another project isn't...

Looks nice! What year? I really need to go an look at this one…my son found it through his girlfriend's grandfather….make a determination what it is, if it's worthy of "resources" and my time!

Interesting..thanks….question is, restorable or a parts vehicle….all depends on how much a person's willing to do!

Yes, they are phone photo's my son took….I own a '36 dump truck, and am not that familiar w/the T's; but research I did showed the roadster p-ups built in mid '20's…or am I mistaken? Thanks for your responses.

photos attached….excuse the angles!

I found a T Roadster Pick up in a barn; I've been told it's been there for decades; photos show it's fairly complete, i.e. all body pieces, radiator/grille, wheels, engine, etc. Advice on turning it over, etc.?

Hood, bumper, running board, frt fenders, misc. parts.

Are you still looking for these hood sides? Steve Otto

Looking for '36 passenger side engine pan.

Looking for passenger side engine pan for a '36 1 1/2 ton truck. Or description/photo of what the pan should look like.

Looking for a big truck mirror arm, approximately 16 to 17 inches in length.