Help identifying these auction find part
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Help identifying these auction find part
I got these parts in a box of stuff at an auction and I know that some hood ornaments and lights can be worth something to the right people I'm wondering if any one can help identify the following. The Indian head ( feather broken off, not sure if I can get restored or not) is the rad cap from a Pontiac but not sure what year and the other hood ornament is from a Chevrolet but don't know what car or truck and year. Both light lenses I have no idea what they are off of
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Cool. Looks like some very vintage stuff. Sorry I can't help identify any of it.
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The Indian Head ornament is a radiator cap from a 1929-1931 Pontiac... But it's broken. It should have long feathers coming off the back of the head:
It would be worth about $500-$700 if it was intact.
I did find one old Ebay auction for one that was broken the same yours is, that went for $75.
It would be worth about $500-$700 if it was intact.
I did find one old Ebay auction for one that was broken the same yours is, that went for $75.
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Even 75 bucks would be good as I got the whole lot for 2 dollars.
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well, then you will probably love this... The lense that says STOP on it is a 1928-1931 Ford Model A duolamp tail light lense. If it's plastic, then it's a replacement part, and is worth about 30-40 bucks. If it's glass, then it's OEM, and could be worth up to 100 bucks.mattmctree@gmail.com wrote:Even 75 bucks would be good as I got the whole lot for 2 dollars.
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Red 65 hardtop 4L60-002565 (scrapped for parts)
66 Hardtop "El-Bondo Patrol", L60-00511 (Restored, then sold June2020)
Blue 67 Hardtop (sold March1997)
Green 62 Softtop L60-2-00504 (undergoing restoration)
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Re: Help identifying these auction find part
moore_rb wrote:well, then you will probably love this... The lense that says STOP on it is a 1928-1931 Ford Model A duolamp tail light lense. If it's plastic, then it's a replacement part, and is worth about 30-40 bucks. If it's glass, then it's OEM, and could be worth up to 100 bucks.mattmctree@gmail.com wrote:Even 75 bucks would be good as I got the whole lot for 2 dollars.
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