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- First Name: Jeff
- Last Name: Humble
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Please Identify this
Found these in a box of model T parts, they are a left and right mirror image of each other. The attached picture shows the front of one and the back of the other. The hole is not threaded. Can anyone identify them?
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- First Name: Charley
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Re: Please Identify this
rear fender bkt closed cars, fender post threads into it.charley
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Re: Please Identify this
oops did not see the not threaded.still think that's what it is. charley
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Topic author - Posts: 1690
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Re: Please Identify this
Hole is not threaded, perhaps not ford?
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Re: Please Identify this
Jeff,
It takes a Center Door owner to ID those. Those are the rear body/fender brackets from inside a center door body. I have 4 of them.
Good Luck,
Terry
It takes a Center Door owner to ID those. Those are the rear body/fender brackets from inside a center door body. I have 4 of them.
Good Luck,
Terry
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Re: Please Identify this
Those brackets are some of the less common T brackets. Do they have a Ford ID no. on them? There are lots of open car fender brackets to be had but not the closed cars and especially the centerdoor type.
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Topic author - Posts: 1690
- Joined: Sun Jan 06, 2019 12:23 pm
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Re: Please Identify this
No part number or markings that I can find. Makes sense they are for a centerdoor as they came from an estate auction that had a centerdoor for sale. Thanks to everyone who responded, I was going to scrap them but wasnt sure, I will list them on the classifieds instead.
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Re: Please Identify this
its been 20 years since i wooded a center door,so i cant remember if the holes had threads or not. the body parts book was no help .charley