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I probably should ask on the 'T' forum (also), but any ideas on this piece? Could just be a replica/fabrication of some sort.

Is this an A-13776(A-C) dome lamp by chance? The bezel doesn't look right comparing it to the RG&J Standards depiction.

Athern diecast #90731 black Model A Sport Coupe. Unopened, new in-package. 1:50 scale. $6.00 shipping. Note: also have a Burgundy Model A Sport Coupe (#90732), same scale, company, condition, etc.

Closed Cab Pickup diecast model. New, in-package. Roughly 3 1/8" long x 1 1/4" wide. Display case included. Also have in white ('cream' technically). Both new, in-package. $15+shipping.

I'm having handles for an early '31 plated nickel-butler finish. Plater noted it as nickel-brushed. I'm assuming (hoping) we are both talking about the same thing(?). 'Chrome brushed butler' also mentioned as an option. My understanding is the butler refers mostly to the dull appearance when the...

Any help on these (ie backstory)? I can translate most: Deutches factory; on the Rein; from Cologne. Produced by Robert Lubstein, Berlin.

Two caps with consistent vertical markings all the way around. A telltale sign of a reproduction?

Determining length of hot wire from dome lamp (mid-header). For measuring purposes is it a contiguous wire from dome-->header-->pillar-->terminal box?

I am in the process of sourcing a set (or 3/4) of outside scroll handles (ss-clad) for an early '31 standard fordor. I've found a couple that are the quality I'm after, but the shafts are too short (from the retainer score marks to the end). What came off the car (and I'm fairly sure at least...

My apologies for not being 'A'-related, but what was the purpose of the curved handles? Certainly not for leverage.

Searching for a set (4) of exterior scroll handles for an early (non-slant) '31 standard fordor; 165-C.

Regarding parade flag holders (vintage), are there some that are more sought after (authentic?) than others?

Looking for(needing) two running board bolt brackets. The two pieces (per running board) spot-welded to the bottoms (not the braces riveted to frame). 30/31

R.C. Tribbetts/Mike's Afordable tool for setting hub cap tabs.

I have looked a quite a few threads and am clear on plugging the lug nut seats. Question is regarding the backside of the wheel that contacts the hub. Does the entire area get masked-off pre PC application?

Long-shot that it's an 'A' part, but it was with a box of Model A parts I acquired quite some time ago. Been sealed in wax since '51. Really could belong to ANYTHING, but I figure worth asking. I think the measurements are 1 3/32x 1 11/16 x 1 3/4.

November 1929-1931 type. April 1930-1931 bushing if possible.

Other than the frame stamp and block stamp, any other markers/clues to pinpoint the assembly date? I have March '31 written down for my 165-C, but engine block is 11/06/29 (no help). For the life of me I can't remember how I determined my earlier dating. Non-slant standard fordor.

Six 1930/31 hubcaps. New in-package (except for one taken out for photo). Reproductions. $60 for all plus $5 for shipping.

I have tried the number(s) listed in the vendor 'stickies' for A&L (Conn): 860/693.0112 860/693.2620 plus alternate Conn. area code: 203/693.0112 203/693.2620 No luck with any of the above. Help?