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Re: Top Iron Wedgies 1937-39 (rumble) convertible/cabriolet

I'd like to place an order for (2) sets please.

Please let me know.
 
1935-36 Cabriolet top iron to windshield header brackets

Stainless steel...


Original part number 48-764820 (RH) and 48-764821 (LH).
 

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1933 Hood side handles


Polished 304 Stainless. Made in USA.


Note. These are investment cast (wax model - coat with refractory ceramic - melt and burn out wax - pour hot metal into the ceramic mold). I made the dies using Freecad for digital modeling and a PRUSA MK4 3d printer with Protopasta metal filled PLA filament. Thanks to Nikki and Jim at Calcagno Foundry in Boring Oregon.
 

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1933 Hood side handles

Polished 304 Stainless. Made in USA.

Note. These are investment cast (wax model - coat with refractory ceramic - melt and burn out wax - pour hot metal into the ceramic mold). I made the dies using Freecad for digital modeling and a PRUSA MK4 3d printer with Protopasta metal filled PLA filament. Thanks to Nikki and Jim at Calcagno Foundry in Boring Oregon.
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Flat head SUPERCHARGER drive pulleys, 3 grove as originals. We use a truck 2 grove for the design. CNC machined from STEEL, not cheazy aluminum. Even have the reverse oiling grove as original. Each pulley was machined from a solid one piece of Steel blank. Last made in the early '40s? Pm me for sales info- LIMITED production, never again- one chance fellows. Reasonable, figure the hourly rate of a shop today. A 4 grove was priced double the 3 grove. Newc
 

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Flat head SUPERCHARGER drive pulleys, 3 grove as originals. We use a truck 2 grove for the design. CNC machined from STEEL, not cheazy aluminum. Even have the reverse oiling grove as original. Last made in the early '40s? Pm me for sales info- LIMITED production, never again- one chance fellows. Reasonable, figure the hourly rate of a shop today. A 4 grove was priced double the 3 grove. Newc
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Now making new 1933-34 Ford column drop ignition switch levers. They are made from 316 stainless steel. I roughly polished two of them in photos. They will be sold “as cast” and can either be polished or ran as-is. Fit and function perfectly!
 

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1933 Hood side handles


Polished 304 Stainless. Made in USA.


Note. These are investment cast (wax model - coat with refractory ceramic - melt and burn out wax - pour hot metal into the ceramic mold). I made the dies using Freecad for digital modeling and a PRUSA MK4 3d printer with Protopasta metal filled PLA filament. Thanks to Nikki and Jim at Calcagno Foundry in Boring Oregon.

Now making new 1933-34 Ford column drop ignition switch levers. They are made from 316 stainless steel. I roughly polished two of them in photos. They will be sold “as cast” and can either be polished or ran as-is. Fit and function perfectly!


For the 33 crowd, Karl's hood handles are fabulous...I cannot recommend them enough.


Phantom Phaeton - Was "Just" looking for one of theses three or four weeks ago. Great they will be back available.
 
1933 Hood side handles


Polished 304 Stainless. Made in USA.


Note. These are investment cast (wax model - coat with refractory ceramic - melt and burn out wax - pour hot metal into the ceramic mold). I made the dies using Freecad for digital modeling and a PRUSA MK4 3d printer with Protopasta metal filled PLA filament. Thanks to Nikki and Jim at Calcagno Foundry in Boring Oregon.

It is good that you lined up a cooperative foundry.
 
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