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Just stumbled accross this site....they have a collection of vintage advertising and videos:

https://www.carsandstripes.com/

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From what I understand they do vintage auto nickel and pre-war auto chrome:

http://www.cmrchromeplating.com/

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Need help again.The reproduction headlight supports seem to be about 3/4 of a inch short of the headlight bar.Any pictures would help.Thanks and I will post some pictures when I get it all together.

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Well, new to me anyway. I was out pulling weeds and dragging with the tractor. On one round I spotted a big piece of glass and though "I'll have to pick that up later." The next round I realized it was a big piece of obsidian.  ? When I was done and walked over to get it I saw that it had been shaped. On examination I could see it had a double edged blade and hollowed places for thumb and finger rests/holds.  A pretty large chopping tool. Maybe for separating joints or cracking bones. One reason I love this place is that all the former users left little treasures for me to find. This little area is listed as a historic obsidian site but this is the largest piece I've ever found. Thank you Ancient man! 

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Can anyone tell me what year this radiator shell is? The one with the radiator in it. I'm thinking of using it because I like the way it looks better than the right one. Smoother rounder kind of a Chevy-Whippet.  Dang, they are right side up in my file? 27-28 Capitol?

Also looking at radiators. It looks like Ford T radiators are a similar size. This one says it fits both. https://www.ebay.com/itm/384040485403

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These fuel lines in the picture are from a Corvette.....trying to locate a source that sells these type of flexible fuel lines with open ends so I can flare them with my own flare nuts.  Looking for 3/8" but 5/16" (for return lines) would be great.

Any ideas?