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Will either of these NOS belts work for you? They are both quite soft and flexible with no signs of cracking. The FOMOCO belt is a molded belt with the part number, 78-8620-C1, printed on the inside of the belt. Firestone apparently was the supplier. The second belt is a "cut" belt with the...

It works great for me. I use it every day.

If your key is horizontal, the teeth of the key must be to the right for the spring pin to be depressed. A paper clip works good. Or, if you can turn the key so the teeth are to the top, you may be able to pull the key out with something like a dental pick. Good luck.

This is the 1937 rack.

If you can use a 1937 rack that is about 35-3/4" wide, PM me. It even has an original 1933 V8 emblem that was probably put on in the 30's to dress it up. Some of the mounting brackets are missing.

Any other ideas on what model Fords these fit? Thanks, Jim

Notice the angled mount on the upper photo. I have six of that type. Anyone know what they are for?

I have some NOS brake light switches that I got off the shelf of a former Ford dealer about 30 years ago. Does anybody know what they fit, or a part number?

Still available, and free shipping in the USA during August.

Free shipping in the USA during August.

I have NOS Ford trunk lock cylinders for 1940 Fords in the original boxes.. These include 2 Hurd keys. $40 , or , $35 without the box. Add $5 for shipping. These also fit 1940 Lincoln Zephyr.

Still available.......

NOS, and still available.

Dave, The Iola meet is Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. 12th, 13th, and 14th.

Clem, We know that. Which hubs does it fit without using the adapters?

I have a FORD 5Z-1705 rear wheel hub puller. I think that it is used on the Model AA Ford truck. Is it for the 1928 AA wire wheel hubs? I see in the Ford service bulletins that an adapter was offered to make it work on 1930 and 1931 Model A rear hubs.

According to the February,1951 issue of the FORD DEALERS NEWS magazine, the oldest Ford dealer in Oregon at that time was Burns Garage in Burns, Oregon. They were appointed as a Ford dealer April 10,1910. It appears that Burns Ford is still in business, but I do not know if they have operated...

I have two NOS heater control valves for sale---- 1. 1A-18502-A for1951 Ford car 2. 8M-18502-B for 1949 Ford car, 1949 Mercury, and 1948-50 Ford Trucks $75 each plus $7 shipping, or, $150 for both including shipping.

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$50 plus shipping......