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Discussion in 'Traditional Hot Rods' started by tomrooster, Apr 27, 2023.

  1. tomrooster
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    Somekind of adapter or support, heavy , 20230426_094502.jpg
     

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  2. stuart in mn
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    Whatever they are, they look home made.
     
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  3. alchemy
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    Those are to attach the bud vases to the dashboard of a 1922 Cadillac.
     
  4. Lloyd's paint & glass
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    Beginning of transmission mounts for an early Chevrolet bell housing maybe?
     
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  5. jimmy six
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    Sat outside for a while. I’d weld them to each side of a 12 foot 4x4 3/8” thick square steel and bolt it to the floor of my garage to hold up the roof.
     
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  6. Are they car parts? :confused:
     
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  7. Okie Pete
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  8. flatheadgary
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    they look like the parts that bolt to a table jig to keep a part from moving while it is being welded or machined or whatever.
     
  9. Those brackets are to nice to throw away. Could actually be vase holders for a fancy Cadillac. Heres my 1920 Cadillac cup holders. The long ones are for the rear seat passengers due to the 36 inch legroom.

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  10. alanp561
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    Dang, you think you've got enough weld on them? ;)
     
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  11. theHIGHLANDER
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    Oxygenated stopping blocks.

    Retention brackets for establishing the angle of a dangle.

    Under the shoulder boulder holders.

    They could actually be rumbleseat lid stops from an older big car. Any backstory like where,when, what car?
     
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