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This knob was purchased by me in Nov. of 2007 from the private collection of an elderly Model A Ford / Early Ford V-8 parts vendor. It was originally offered for sale by auto parts businesses such as Western Auto in the 1930’s. I have a letter of authenticity which states “Your knob is...

This is the metal roof panel that is above each door. It is the same part that most all of the Model A vendors sell. Bratton offers it on page 149 for $168.00. I bought this part to use in my restoration, but I happened to find an original panel that I was able to save with some work. The...

Need original panels to complete installation of new top wood and top cover materials.

I removed this frame from my '31 CCPU which had under gone a previous amateur restoration. I believe it is the same type frame that is advertised in Bratton's 2013 Catalog, item #30060. page 120. price $460. That fame is touted as fitting, with one exception, '30-'31 Tudor, Coupe, Fordor...

This is the horizontal wood rail that goes under the rear window from corner to corner. It was manufactured by Classic Wood Manufacturing with an original cost of $30. I'll provide a copy of invoice. I'm selling it because I have decided to use the original belt rail in my CCP. I like its...

This is a recent restoration of a very complete tractor. It was assembled out of new Ford car and truck parts. It is located in Virginia, and several enlarged photos, a detail restoration summary and a restoration photo album will be at CI17 on the Chocolate Field at Hershey. This unit was...

These are sold in pairs ($40 for a pair), and I only need the one for the driver's door. It is metal piece for replacing the very bottom of the door which is usually rusted out. The price is $15 plus the purchaser pays the shipping cost.

I am looking for someone with reasonable rates who can transport a vehicle for me from Richmond, VA to Wisconsin. Any recommendations? Thanks

These wheels were removed from an original, low mileage ’35 Ford in early 70’s and stored in boxes until I purchased ($175) them in ’08. They were in exceptionally good condition; virtually rust free and still wore factory vermillion red paint. Note transfer of printing on tube (original ?) to...