Search results

For your consideration is an excellent matched pair of unmolested Hood and sides for a 1935 Ford. You would be hard pressed to find a nicer original example. Bolt on and go for a patina car or easy restoration as there’s no rot or damage! Both original handles. Why buy reproduction when you can...

For your consideration is an excellent matched pair of unmolested Hood and sides for a 1933 Ford. You would be hard pressed to find a nicer original example. Bolt on and go for a patina car or easy restoration as there’s no rot or damage! Both original handles. Why buy reproduction when you can...

Yes, they do nice work. A friend used them for a Duesenberg J radiator shell and he was very pleased. I’ve seen it and it’s nice. I’d use them. Hope this helps Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Still looking. ...

Sold

Sold

I looking for a Brass Fronty Emblem for the front radiator, if anyone has one or can point me in the direction of an original one like pictured, I would be quite appreciative. Thanks for the help

Spring fever. ....

inside diameter 2 7/16" outside diameter 2 9/16" 9/16" tall

I have been told different stories on this piece from rare flathead speed equipment to aftermarket and would like to know exactly what it is. The logo with the square border is quite unique and the bakelite is very very nice; I believe this piece to be NOS. PLEASE HELP!! Thank you for your...

second look

This is a very nice driver 1936 Cabriolet in Washington blue with an older restoration. Upgrades include hydraulic brakes, 12 volt conversion with alternator, new aluminum radiator and electric fans. Body is very solid, the paint shows well with very minor flaws from age. Top works fine...

In light of the info that was shared, if anyone can use this, please feel free to make a fair offer. Thanks

This is an original Chrome Greyhound Mascot that was an accessory for the 1936 Ford on many of their different series. It is made to mount to the existing hood ornament and adds an excellent element of character via the Greyhound which was reserved for the Lincoln series. This is bolt on and go...