Stone guard

[Russell Reay]

As I get closer to having my huckster road worthy, I plan to install a stone guard to protect my brand new Brassworks radiator. I have checked most of the vendors' catalogs, and they don't carry the grilles. A Google search shows mfg by Vintique, and several for sale through various sources on the web. If I am going to get a new one, I would prefer to buy from our tried-and-true suppliers. Request guidance.

 

[Bob C]

Where have you looked? I checked Bert's, Snyder's, and
Bratton's and they all show them.

 

[Canton_Model_A's]

Just checked Snyders:

https://www.snydersantiqueauto.com/searchm.htm?type=merged&sterm=ModelA&searcht=Stone+Guard

 

[Russell Reay]

My apologies to all. With more effort and using different search terms I found that they have been there all along. Thanks for the guidance.

 

[SDJason]

For what it's worth, I bought mine from Speedway Motors about five years ago (I couldn't resist the low price they had); looks like they currently are charging around $220.

 

[nkaminar]

The stone guards can hide some sins. I took mine off to discover a banged up radiator shell that had been crudely welded up. They also hide the bugs that get caught in the radiator.

 

[Dean Lemoine]

A friend of mine gave me this one in perfect condition.

 

[Gene F]

Bugs: I have a radiator screen over mine. I got it at Sacramento Vintage. I was amazed at how many bugs it catches. More in certain times of the year, and evening driving. Cleans easily. Take the nozzle off the water hose and hold the stream of water close, and lightly run your hand over it and it's clean.