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Panoramica degli annunci correlati all'annuncio Vintage Smiths Motor Aneroid
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Lucas King of the road tail lights for a variety of British cars
Owls eye rear lamp . Early thirties version with flat face and aluminium back .lens cover required over number plate light -
Auto vac carburettor (or parts) for A variety of cars
A nice original autovac tank in good condition -
Jaeger clock / rev counter / speedo for A variety of cars
An original Jaeger type dashboard clock, not working. -
Bosch wipers & motors & parts for A variety of cars
Bosch WN 6 wipermotor, 6 volts. Tested: working. long : 120 mm distance shafts : 60 mm diameter round side : 55 mm -
David Auld & Sons Ltd gauges for a variety of British cars
Steam pressure gauge made by David Auld & Sons Ltd. Needle works with compressed air up to 25 psi. Housing is in brass. Width is 4 inches across face and 5 inches across rear mounting plate. Depth is 1 3/4 inch. -
Zenith carburettor (or parts) for A variety of cars
36mm updraught carburetor made by Zenith type 36 DEF N° 013339. Look to be in serviceable condition. -
Bedford gauges for Bedford
Combined fuel- and amperage-gauge made by AC, marked petrol and amperes. Believed to be out of a 1930's Bedford truck or Vauxhall car. Diameter of gauge 7cms, height 10cms. -
Bosch wipers & motors & parts for A variety of cars
Bosch wiper arms (2) + wiper blades (2). New Old Stock !blades are 180 mm long. arms are 185 mm long. arms can be used in combination with a tandem system (tandem rod), this system is not available.
In primo piano
1933 Graham Blue Streak
La storia automobilistica americana è ricca di imprese di Erwin George “Cannonball” Baker, un avventuriero dei primi del XX secolo che ha stabilito..
K3 Replica on KN Chassis
"The K3 Magnette must rank in the history books as the most famous and successful of all the record breaking MGs. With only 33 examples produced durin..
