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Chrome shop would easily plug the holes with a rubber stopper. Brightworks up on Piqua is certainly capable.
http://brightworkrestoration.com/about/ Librandi in Harrisburg is who I usually use.
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National built several quarter midgets around that time, but this looks a lot different than that. What kind of engine would it have originally had?
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This may work for 1929 and 1931, you'll have to consult the books and make sure.
$150, plus shipping (probably at least $85). Or, can hold and deliver to an AACA show next year. West Peterson StelvioGT@yahoo.com 937-478-6613 Attach file:  (632.78 KB) (435.99 KB) (777.59 KB) (562.04 KB) (311.02 KB) (386.06 KB) (297.82 KB)
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Looks kine of like door threshold. Other than that, I don't have a clue.
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It is indeed in the Bahre collection. No changes to the collection are planned. They just finished a complete renovation of the "car barn," and I'm sure it will be open to the public one day each year to raise money for the library.
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Looks like a later-style exhaust manifold.
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That doesn't even look correct for 1939.
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I have a vent window escutcheon, but it's the design that also includes the plastic ring. In 1940, they used both the 1939 design without plastic, and the 1941 design with plastic.
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Yes. The prototype 1931 sedan still exists. It's a Twin Six.
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The flat clips for the luggage rack trim and sidemount trim are not available anywhere. I was able to find a package of NOS examples from another collector. It was a needle in a haystack. The same kind of clips are out there, just not the correct size.
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