Anybody else make any good buys at Decatur? What did you find? I'm not asking for prices, just wondering what you brought home.
picked up a farmall grill in great shape. Just missed out on a sweet deal on a running flathead. Oh well, the search continues.
got a hacked up half of a '32 firewall, some rocket/gunsight looking hood or fender ornament, some old Rod & Custom magazines, and a headache.
'55 Studebaker rear bumper in decent shape: $5 Aluminum Moroso SBC water pump: $5 Complete '40 Ford pedal assembly: $20 '40 Ford Standard steering wheel, nice shape: $10 New Ford car to GM car wheel adapters: $5 Offenhauser angled valve cover breathers and small no name breathers: $5 '28-29 Model A coupe "over the door" sheetmetal: $5 '28-29 Model A coupe quarter panel, decent shape: $25 Beautiful set of four 16x4" '40 Ford wheels with nice '46 caps and rings: $200 Three 1930 Texas license plates: $12 1929 Texas rear plate, nice (and rare as hens teeth): $80 Two sets of Cal Custom Rajah spark plug ends in original packages: $25 NOS '40 Mercury glove box door lock: $20 .....and the neatest thing I bought: A fender cover that says "Class Winner - Green Valley Dragway, Texas" with the Green Valley logo...given away as a prize to class winners, this one given in 1963.
Cal custom scoop 40-30 fresh chrome and filters ALuminum clutch lever, with with new throughout bearing Old motorcylce rods to make steering drops some headers to make some new headers (cheap bends) NOS Old badger chrome generator cover NOS old cal custom chrome regulator cover NOS cal custom Chrome coil cover Window kit for Model a Coupe Rubber ball for 40 axle Some 18"s blings for my daily with tires Got some tools, etc that were needed for the shop The best thing of all was the 1938 standard running boards badly needed with old rubber still on HAd a great time and met some ne Hambers. This swap meet was a prime example of how hard it is starting to get to find good early ford parts that aint new. Cant wait till next year, this swap meet has gotten better and better Rusty
Anyone see any 348/409 stuff? I didn't go and just wanna feel worse about it if I missed out on some stuff.
Damn Jarry, there was a stack of Alluminum valve covers for cheap, a couple intakes with carbs for $200 A complete running 409 with manual trans for $500 Just kidding. TZ
We had a good time out on Friday. The score my buddy made was a cheap big logo 97. We were both running to the table when we spotted it, but he was first to notice it so it was his. It was cool 'cause it had the Stewart Warner Gasoline heater fittings still on it. I got - 6 innertubes, various sizes - F1 steering column, box and wheel - 41-46 Ford Truck column, box, wheel and column drop. - 4 banger home made intake for down draft 97. - Aluminum timing cover for 49-53 flathead - 1939 trans wide fork shift tower - 1940 Ford horn button "Ford De Luxe", - NOS Ford truck pedal pad from 1940 - NOS 32 Ford spring perch - 31 roadster deluxe drivers side stanchion. Anyone have the passenger? - 50s chrome cup holder that mounts under a dash. - 1920s paper church fan with Model T Ford era garage prices and ads. (ie "resurfacing transmission bands $3.50")
Well we got alot of dust,the wind was really bad.But managed to sell and buy some stuff. - fenton 2 carb set up for my 216 50 fleetline 150.00 - 2 artillery wheels 10.00 each - 2 50 chevy wheels with tires 25.00 both - set of tires new 30.00 each - 36 rear bars - 2 40 ford rims - 6 beat up b-l-c head lites price varied - 5 stewart warner southwind heaters.( I needed 1 for my 32 roadster but scored 5, the best score for me.) 25.00 for all - 50 chevy luvered hood 150.00
I brought home a cool looking pair of bloodshot eyeballs. Oh and a pair of 59 caddy tail lights, edelbrock carb for my buddys truck, aluminum wheels and tires for my truck and a bunch of cash.
serpentine setup sbc ac condensor/drier gas gauge sender 62 C10 67-72 sbc motor mounts don't know why I didn't pick up the pristine used underdash evap for $100 (gonna kick myself for a long time)
I got a bunch of junk for my POS, but the thing that tickled me was a 55-57 Chevy wiper motor out of a "everything $1" box