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Thanks so much for the responses. Guess that I will place this jack under the seat of my 1911 Torpedo, with a home made handle. At least it is different from the normal Model T screw jack.

Thank you, for the information. Still confused if this would have been used on a 1911.

A friend came by yesterday with a Ford jack for me. It is manufactured by Buckeye, with the Ford block lettering. Do you know if this would be used on a 1911 model? I am looking for a handle for this jack.

This transmission cover has been sold, pending payment. Thank you.

For sale is an aluminum transmission cover, with one 1915 ribbed pedal. The cover appears to be in very good condition. $60.00. Can deliver to Hershey.

Thanks for all the responses. I received an email from a member who has a 1922 Ford is almost identical to my car. His body is a Springfield, so I assume that this one is also. Thanks again!

This is a photo of the only plate on the body, which is the dealer that had originally sold the car.

Per the recent request, attached are further photos of the body. There is no evidence of a body plate, only the plate from where the car was sold.

I have recently obtained this 1922 Station Wagon. The body is original and the car was restored in the mid 1960's. I remember this vehicle in the local antique auto club when I was young. There is no name on the body as to the manufacturer. It looks a lot like a Martin Parry body, but I am not sure....