wickcopland Senior Member Jan 30, 2025 #1 Once again I have run across something that puzzles me. Thanks Wick Attachments IMG_0621.jpg 34.7 KB · Views: 94
tubman Well-known member Jan 30, 2025 #2 How big is it? Take another picture with a ruler or a quarter for comparison purposes.
Kube Super Moderator Jan 30, 2025 #4 wickcopland said: Once again I have run across something that puzzles me. Thanks Wick Click to expand... Early 1939 Ford passenger car horn bracket. There is a wire bale clip that went with this. In later 1939, the horn assembly was redesigned a bit by adding a horizontal brace to the bracket thereby eliminating this bracket. Attachments horns after.jpg 69.4 KB · Views: 50
wickcopland said: Once again I have run across something that puzzles me. Thanks Wick Click to expand... Early 1939 Ford passenger car horn bracket. There is a wire bale clip that went with this. In later 1939, the horn assembly was redesigned a bit by adding a horizontal brace to the bracket thereby eliminating this bracket.
S signsup Senior Member Jan 30, 2025 #6 Well, I guess it's not the flux capacitor I thought it was. No time travel for you.
wickcopland Senior Member Jan 30, 2025 #7 As always Kube is right. Now I remember.... Thank you again Kind sir.
uncle buck Well-known member Feb 4, 2025 #8 alchemy said: I think it’s a cowl vent bracket for a Model A. Click to expand... What year Model A ? lol
alchemy said: I think it’s a cowl vent bracket for a Model A. Click to expand... What year Model A ? lol
M mercguy Member Feb 5, 2025 #9 Model A's didn't have cowl vents. Some early model A's had front quarter panel vents.