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They seem to be QUITE POPULAR!:shock:mikespeed35 wrote: The dawson plugs are used in 35-36 Auburn Speedsters. There are different ones depending on the slope of the body where they are installed. They are probably used on 31-33 Speedsters also.
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auburnandyscar wrote:
31-32-33 Auburn rear bumper plates and trim?
There are three dawson plugs which are used in 20's-30's open cars that did not have roll up windows.
The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten.
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Hello,
the item (marked J-125) in the first picture could(would be a Duesenberg Model J engine "Chaincase lower cover". In the Model J Parts List, the Part No. for that part is "J-125".
Have you checked if there is a No. stamped aswell on the item in second picture?
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Matt[/quote]
There are not any numbers stamped into the part, and as you can see the part is not 'finished' (I.E. bolt holes, etc) so it is either a copy of an existing part, or possibly one purchased from Mr. Ema.
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61xlch wrote: The spark plug wire cover looks exactly as my Repop Wire cover for my 1931 8-98.
And the chromed bumper brackets are definitely bumper brackets, but I dont know the exact year. The black brackets besides of these could also be parts of leaf spring shackles?
Andreas
Thanks for the reply- I bet you are right about the items being rear leaf spring shackles. I was thinking the rears were the same design as the front spring shackles (with the bolts swedged into the side plate) but I am wrong <!-- s:oops: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_redface.gif" alt=":oops:" title="Embarassed" /><!-- s:oops: --> also, the ones "I" have are rusty and ugly unlike the ones pictured!
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auburnandyscar wrote: [img][url=http://s490.photobucket.com/user/weps_photo/media/SAM_2773_zps9fd41b9c.jpg.html][img]http://i490.photobucket.com/albums/rr264/weps_photo/SAM_2773_zps9fd41b9c.jpg[/img][/url][/img]
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Hello,
the item (marked J-125) in the first picture could(would be a Duesenberg Model J engine "Chaincase lower cover". In the Model J Parts List, the Part No. for that part is "J-125".
Have you checked if there is a No. stamped aswell on the item in second picture?
Cheers
Matt
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ist selten ganz besonders gut
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And the chromed bumper brackets are definitely bumper brackets, but I dont know the exact year. The black brackets besides of these could also be parts of leaf spring shackles?
Andreas
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Cabriolet rear window frame?
We know the brass door handles are for an Auburn. unfinished, are they worth anything?
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Houdaille(?) shocks.greasy, Heavy, nasty
Application?
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