Verify 1934 Ford Accessories, Please

tomkc1

tomkc1

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Hi All,
I'm pretty sure the accessories shown in the attached photos are original to my 1934 Ford but I'd appreciate if someone would verify that they are in fact original.
Thank you,
Tom
 

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The jack is not correct for your application.

The body assembly is the same '39 through '41. The base is '41 only.
 
Post the length of the shaft that engages the crank nut. There are several different lengths for different years due to how far from the grill it needs to be for it to reach.
 
Technically, a set of tools for your car aren't "accessories". Your car came from the factory with a complete tool set.

One person who deals extensively in Ford tools is Lin Stacey. His email is:
LinStacey@sbcglobal.net He can tell you what your car came with when new plus he's a source if you want to purchase any tools.
 
The Ohil-Chex gauge was not a Ford approved accessory but an aftermarket. The dual temperature and fuel gauge was a Ford accessory. The V8 Club restoration book for 33-34 has a full list of accessories.
 
Yes but unfortunately he passed a few yrs ago. RS instruments in AZ who bought all Rudy Faltermeier reppro gauges might.Williamson's might but not sure. The other thing is to find a sender for the oil pressure that works correctly.
 
deuce lover said:
Yes but unfortunately he passed a few yrs ago. RS instruments in AZ who bought all Rudy Faltermeier reppro gauges might.Williamson's might but not sure. The other thing is to find a sender for the oil pressure that works correctly.
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Thanks Sheldon. I sent it to Williamson’s after talking to Ron and after looking it over he didn’t sound like he was comfortable trying and is sending it back to me. After looking at RS Instruments website I think they are going to be the best choice.
 
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