Is this a Model A part?

1955cj5

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A small box of extra parts came home with my 29 ccpu. Old spark plugs, a couple model T coils, nuts and bolts...

And this...

Recognize it?

Thanks!

Randy
 

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The important thing to note - is that this particular toilet seat retainer bolt - is an early 1928 AR model. According to my PLUMBERS CATALOG, page 27, it's parts/reference nomenclature is: "Model A", in case you want to order a second one.
 
You do realize, that with that finger nut it just might be the lid hinge holder for a toilet seat?

Yes.....I first thought it might be a blind nut on backwards.....but I think you are right...

Beware those "boxes of spare OEM parts"!
 
This "humor" reminds me, why is it that NOBODY calls, until you're on the TOILET, without your PHONE???
Sometimes I just park my wheelchair in there, WITH my phone, to see if someone will ring me!!
Bill Paranoid
 
The nuts tell the tale, what are they made of?

No part of it attracts a magnet..nut included....feels too heavy to be aluminum..some sort of pot metal? Could be plated brass....guess I could try to polish it, nothing to loose!
 

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TIP# 137: Chief always said, "When you buy a toilet repair part, ALWAYS buy TWO"!! And when you buy 1/16" bits, buy 6. BUT, if you choose multiple trips, there's MORE Ice Cream Stops!
THEN, we complain that the car "SHRUNK" & we no longer fit in it!!! SORRY for the poor humor, I "think" my COFFEE just kicked in. (The Dog just arrived, to CENSOR my remarks!)
Bill Plumber
 
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