Non-Ford cowl lamp bracket - need help to ID
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Marc Roberts
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Non-Ford cowl lamp bracket - need help to ID
Does anyone recognize these pressed steel brackets? Thanks for looking.
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Jerry VanOoteghem
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Re: Non-Ford cowl lamp bracket - need help to ID
I could be wrong, but I believe those are for a T.
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Re: Non-Ford cowl lamp bracket - need help to ID
Pressed steel so not Ford, and blades are too short without offset. Don’t know make.
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Chris Paulsen
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Re: Non-Ford cowl lamp bracket - need help to ID
They are for an EMF.
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Allan
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Re: Non-Ford cowl lamp bracket - need help to ID
I have seen similar ones on a 1914 T with black and brass sidelights. Some sidelights came with the brackets riveted to the light.
Allan from down under
Allan from down under
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Marc Roberts
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Re: Non-Ford cowl lamp bracket - need help to ID
Thanks! I will try to get them to someone who can make good use of them.