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Hassler Question
I found these while going through T parts at an estate.
I don’t recall seeing them on T style Hasslers. Any idea what they were used on?
I don’t recall seeing them on T style Hasslers. Any idea what they were used on?
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Re: Hassler Question
I believe they are lapel pins that you hang on your wife when she won't leave you alone!

1922 Coupe & 1927 Touring
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Re: Hassler Question
I’m gonna say they identified the new and improved ‘pancake’ style Hassler. The earlier model ID plates were fairly rectangular and fastened on the largest of the 3 pieces facing forward. What material are they made of ? They look like the Brass ID plates on my 26 roadster. They’re usually missing so you made a good find !!
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Re: Hassler Question
Hassler Snubbers (Shocks) on 1928 Chrysler https:
//forums.aaca.org/topic/361976-hassler-snubbers-shocks-on-1928-chrysler-a-plethora-of-no-information/
//forums.aaca.org/topic/361976-hassler-snubbers-shocks-on-1928-chrysler-a-plethora-of-no-information/
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Re: Hassler Question
Frank’s got it. Snubbers. they also made shocks for after the model T era, and think I’ve seen them on those, too. I saw a set on a dirt track car. Nice find!
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Re: Hassler Question
Well I’ll be darned ..... you’re right ! Learn something new every day 
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Re: Hassler Question
Hassler Name Plates
The past is a great place and I don't want to erase it or to regret it, but I don't want to be its prisoner either.
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Re: Hassler Question
Thanks everyone for the responses. Sorry for my late response been a busy couple days.