windshield crank mechanism ID

[hotrodA]

I thought that I knew what year this is, but old age.took over. 36 ??
Any thoughts?
Thanks!

 

[petehoovie]

I thought that I knew what year this is, but old age.took over. 36 ??
Any thoughts?
Thanks!

 

[swedishsteel]

The shaft that accepts the turning knob is different than my '36's--mine is splined all the way to the end and the end is threaded for a screw to hold the knob on.

 

[TJ]

Looks like a '37.

 

[Zeke3]

The 37 has two attachments to the windshield rather than a single attachment.

 

[Lawson Cox]

What swedishsteel and Zeke3 said.

 

[1937sedandelivery]

ditto for the 37 version

 

[petehoovie]

ditto for the 37 version

 

[deuce lover]

If the shank for the handle is square its 33-34 pass car.35-36 are splined.

 

[Lawson Cox]

Okay. Now that it's opened out, it is a 37.

 

[Brian]

I reckon it's out of an English V8 Pilot....very similar to 35-36, but the shaft is longer on account of the Pilot's thicker dashboard.

 

[Clem Clement]

38/39 the handle is up right and safer for a child riding in the middle

 

[kustoman]

The English ford pilot is the same as a 36, but with an extension, on the winder, from memory it is plain like the photo and can be unscrewed.

 

[38 coupe]

38/39 the handle is up right and safer for a child riding in the middle

The 39 has the upright handle. 38 is like 37, comes horizontally through the dash.

 

[Model51]

Attached is an image of the one which came of my late-production 1935 Model 51 truck. I assume it's the same as the Model 50 and 67 pickups. Other than the extended crank handle shaft, it looks very similar.
Hopefully the image is attached.

 

[hotrodA]

Thanks, I’ll see if the extension is removable.

 

[hotrodA]

Thanks, I’ll see if the extension is removable.

It is! Screw came right out.
So it appears to be 35-36, or English with the extension. Turns freely after a cleaning and some Gibbs.
You guys are GOOD!
Thanks!

 

[Clem Clement]

38 coupe. You are right. MY bad. 38 shaft faces backward. 39 faces up, away from small folks sitting in the middle