Vicky Senior Member Feb 7, 2016 #1 I took a break from our Booth and was walking through the isles at the Tri-State Swap Meet, when I found this small item. Attachments image.jpg 24.3 KB · Views: 261
I took a break from our Booth and was walking through the isles at the Tri-State Swap Meet, when I found this small item.
Vicky Senior Member Feb 7, 2016 #3 jchochole said: For sale? Click to expand... No, Sorry, I have a use for it.
richsfords Senior Member Feb 7, 2016 #5 with out an size or scale its hard to tell, could be a early 28 center front bumper insert. or a pre WW1 lady of the evening ad. richard
with out an size or scale its hard to tell, could be a early 28 center front bumper insert. or a pre WW1 lady of the evening ad. richard
Vicky Senior Member Feb 7, 2016 #6 Chuck Sea/Tac said: What is it? Click to expand... It is an Early 1928 Center Bumper Clamp, 2 inch diameter.
Chuck Sea/Tac said: What is it? Click to expand... It is an Early 1928 Center Bumper Clamp, 2 inch diameter.
Pinesdune Senior Member Feb 7, 2016 #7 [emoji106] nice find Looking for the front bumper emblem that has "Ford, Made In Canada"
F fiftyv8 Senior Member Feb 7, 2016 #8 Actually, I thought it was earlier and belonged to the late model T era. I've seen a couple and all on T's.
Actually, I thought it was earlier and belonged to the late model T era. I've seen a couple and all on T's.
Mark W. Senior Member Feb 8, 2016 #10 It was also used on the optional 26-27 T front bumpers, but that don't make them easy to find! All I can say is I'm jealous too - my 26 sedan has a lousy looking repop...
It was also used on the optional 26-27 T front bumpers, but that don't make them easy to find! All I can say is I'm jealous too - my 26 sedan has a lousy looking repop...