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1931 Vicky Steering column drop - SOLD! Vicky steerig column support Long, used on Victoria’s, A400 and deluxe Phaeton. Extra hole drilled through first number of part number. A-(?)520 cast on bracket and A3519 cast on cap, powder coated. SOLD!

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1931 Vicky Dash rail These are specific to the slant windshield cars and are different than the regular Model A's. This one is in perfect condition.

Sold! Thanks Ford Barn.

Brand new in the box. Bought years ago when the quality was much better than what they are today. Put away for a restoration that never happened. Check Snyder's price and I guarantee this to be a much better quality piece.

I still have it. Not doing me any good. I checked and found Gene Bunce and he does for $500 plus- Anyone want this original one for $195?

I still have it not doing me any good. Want it for $195?

1930 1931 front & Rear Bumper set Original old chromed Front and rear bumper set in excellent condition. This is the heavy look old chrome done many, many years ago, not the shallow look of todays stuff. Got them from an older gentleman that said he had them for a long time and had bought them...

Thanks Frederic, seems pretty straight forward. I'll try it this week and let you know how it worked out. Mike and Tom thank you also but I think the trucks were different than the sedans, we'll see. Good shot of the switch Tom. Terry

I have a '42-'48 nos wheel and horn ring that I'm putting on a Limeworks column. The pictures show the column and the parts I have but I think I need a contact plate that mounts on top of the column before I install the spring and wheel, is that right(?) Any other parts? I also need to know...

I need a horn contact plate for a 42-48. Thanks, Terry

For any of you who may need this information I found this while searching, posted by a well respected fella Dick Spadaro... Dick is talking about MT brakes used on a '40 but applies to the later adjustable anchor Wilson's or any of the MT's. - "Adjusting brakes suggestion, Since the 40 drums do...

I need info on setting up the Wilson Welding '39 Lincoln front brakes for the first time. I think it has something to do with removing the top nut on the backing plate and adjusting shoes with a feeler gauge? I've been told here used to be some info here about adjusting early Bendix Lincoln...

I've only seen them in aluminum not steel but maybe I missed something, wouldn't be the first time. Usually if Snyder's doesn't have it, it's not reproduced.

Straight, some rust through in lower frame. These are not re-popped and this would not be hard to save if you need one. Can send pics if interested.

Snyder's Stainless Steel. Brand new in box. Purchased 10-15 years ago when the quality of the steel was much higher than what is offered today. Snyder's sells for $525

Very hard to find. Came out of a 1931 Vicky. Straight, with some minor rust through, but very repairable. If you need a slant frame this is a good piece to restore.