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Hey sorry my PMs aren’t going out. I saw your PM. I’ll give you a call. Thanks.

New Haven / North Haven

Lay down offset Prestolite tank. Are they common? Plain old welding tank? They dont seem to be common around here. this has no gauge on the bottom. Id like to see it go to a car guy if they can use it rather than a than a welding shop. it says "1/2 full" i can check it your interested. $25 in CT

My fathers 27 Tudor, he was replacing the door glass. From looking at other posts, it looks like the metal door panel nuts are not reproduced? He has some broken and missing ones. The plastic ones are OK?
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I bought these jackstands years ago at a garage sale. Never saw anything like them, by their construction I would say pretty darn old. They look like they were orange. The bottom plate is cast. Anyone have any insight?

I picked these up years ago at a gargae sale, I thought you guys might appreciate them. No markings on them other than what looks like a casting number on the bottom plate. The construction is pretty unique. Any ideas?

Excellent information! thank you, Not sure if I'll ever use it but you never know.

I was given this old tool by a co-worker. Dad and I looked it over, and were thinking maybe it was to decarbon a valve by hand. By its construction, i would say 20's-30's It has a hand crank, an adjustable cutter, and some weird spring thing that i have no idea about. No company markings. Any of you...

Not sure if there is any T's in this pic, but an interesting pic I came across, Sorry about the quality, It was very faded. On the front of the tower it says "To the automotive industry whose record in a quarter of a century is without parallel in history" The back of the photo says The Center of a ...

Wow, that works good! Thank for you posting , never knew about this . I have an old milling machine (converted to variable DC motor) and a old small Atlas lathe in the garage. Now i can verify the speeds !