FS: Rough Brass Castings for Early T's
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Rodger Erickson
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FS: Rough Brass Castings for Early T's
For Sale: A bunch of rough unmachined yellow brass castings for early Model T's: Fuel-air mix escutcheons, $3 each; Radiator mounts, $4 each; "1911" style top brackets, $5 each; "1909" style top brackets $5 each, Hood handles, $8 / pair; coil box mounting bracket (one only) $5, part of a tail light bracket, $2. Shipping not included. Thanks for looking!
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Rodger Erickson
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Rodger Erickson
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Schweck1914
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Re: FS: Rough Brass Castings for Early T's
I will take two of the air /fuel escutcheons. thanks Rick Schwechler Email sent..
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Dollisdad
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Re: FS: Rough Brass Castings for Early T's
Sent email.
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Schweck1914
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Re: FS: Rough Brass Castings for Early T's
do you take paypal ??
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JTT3
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Re: FS: Rough Brass Castings for Early T's
Rodger I’ll take 2 of the front top brackets for 1909 & 2 of the rear for 1909, 1 pair of hood handles
Thanks John
Thanks John
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Dan Hatch
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Re: FS: Rough Brass Castings for Early T's
What do the castings in the yellow circle fit.
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robert daniello
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Re: FS: Rough Brass Castings for Early T's
I will take a mixture escutcheon if there is still one available. Let me know how you would like me to send you the money.
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RajoRacer
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Re: FS: Rough Brass Castings for Early T's
I believe those are radiator support rod mounts, Dan.
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Dan Hatch
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Re: FS: Rough Brass Castings for Early T's
Here is reason I ask. I got some of these.
Never have seen any on radiators that looked just like them. Close but no cigar.
Never have seen any on radiators that looked just like them. Close but no cigar.
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Dan Hatch
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Re: FS: Rough Brass Castings for Early T's
I think I see it now. Looked at a Brassworks high radiator on the shelf and it has the three rivets in top tank that match. The round nose sticks through the tank back plate so the mount is inside tank.Guess that way Ford did it, cause these came out a Ford dealer in the 50s.
Thanks again guys.
And move ad back to top.
Thanks again guys.
And move ad back to top.