Projects Weekend Score, what did you get?

I went to the recycle center to unload my collection of beverage containers. the guy behind me had a bunch of stuff, one item was a clean Edelbrock Performer for a 351 M/400. Said he found it in a dumpster. I said $5.00? He said no, I upped it to $10.00 ? He said OK. Another swap meet item, or a wall hanger for cheap.

 

1953 model, I believe....

 

^^ That's a thing of BEAUTY!

 

Two Signal Stat 900 turn signal switches, $10, old yard in the country with friends.

 

You could always use them to heat a bus.

 

Can I get a pickle?

 

no and you cant get a motorsickle either : )

 

I found this in a pile of non automotive stuff at a flea market.



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Cool that is a 50's oldsmobile steering wheel watch.

 

‘37 bumpers for my ‘35 and an old Offy four deuce. I’m not sure the intake has ever been used.










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Picked up this early Australian made Flathead V8 intake

 

Yes it is and it still works [emoji847]


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I bought a little camper to go with my 1937 Wyandotte coupe. took a couple years to find an orange one.

 

Wire harness

 

A 40-46 gmc bed with fenders


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Gift from a elderly friend of mine. Aftermarket Greyhound hood ornament made to fit a '36 Ford..................
36Greyhound1 by TagMan, on Flickr

 

Scored this original 1926-27 Ford T accessory drum taillight. A friend found it in his late father's garage and gave it to me because he knew I liked vintage car parts. I will hang it in my shop with all the other trinkets.

 

I saw a craigslist ad 2 weeks ago advertising model T parts and a model A grille shell for $75 but...in the pic it actually looked like a really rough Deuce grille shell so I contact the seller...sorry sold I brooded over it for a week then I decided to put up an ad offering to trade some T parts for the grille if the buyer was actually a T guy not a rodder...well strange as it seems the guy saw the ad contacted me and tacked only a small finders fee on the original asking price! I know it's pretty haggard but it's original '32 steel and it was filled and peaked with lead so it was done in the '40's - '50's for a hot rod!
a buddy moved into a new place and found a GM 250R4 so he called to ask if I wanted it I put it up for core price sold it and covered the cost of the grille!

 

Scored a decent '50 Ford parts car to help move the pick up project forward.
This oughta help.....

Fix some of this.....

 

Scored this today.

 

Cool

 

Had it until my dad saw it. Now it's going to his shop asap lol. Can't say no to dad.

 

I understand.
I sure do miss my dad

 

A Latham supercharger with 4 1953 1954 corvette sidedraft carburetors with linkage ......

 

That is so awesome

 

Never seen anything like this

 

I wonder what something like that would cost a person. That is if you could find it

 

I got this 29' A cab that I'm putting together with a 1955 265 I've had kicking around and an AA frame I've been looking for an excuse to use.