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Old 16-12-14, 18:34
John A. Rippingham John A. Rippingham is offline
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Default Morris.

Hello,

The large lucas headlamp with side supports is for a Morris or Humber, confirmed by a morris expert who bought the headlamp for one of his projects.

Jared I've tried to email you back but it just keeps bouncing back. Sorry the headlamp had sold by the time i got your email. If any more turn up i will give you first refusal on them, thanks for your help.

John
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Old 16-12-14, 22:49
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Default Gaskets

Hello,

I've searched the ford piston part number online, and MACs have them listed as ford V8.

Here's the gaskets i got, and some pictures of the newspaper that was in the box.
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Old 17-12-14, 00:25
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Default Mystery parts- Ford Gaskets

Hello John,

The head gaskets are for Post War (1945) 59A onwards until 1948 Ford Flatheads. They are marked "100HP"

As shown in attached photo the earlier head gaskets had a trapezoidal hole in the centre whereas the later gaskets had a round hold which reflects the difference in the cooling chamber shape at the deck of the block of the earlier vs later flatheads.

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Old 17-12-14, 18:58
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Hello John,

The head gaskets are for Post War (1945) 59A onwards until 1948 Ford Flatheads. They are marked "100HP"

As shown in attached photo the earlier head gaskets had a trapezoidal hole in the centre whereas the later gaskets had a round hold which reflects the difference in the cooling chamber shape at the deck of the block of the earlier vs later flatheads.

Cheers,
Hello Jacques,

Thank you for taking the time to reply, and putting the pictures up. The news paper that was in the box was dated 17th July 1944, but i guess there's nothing to say that paper was from the day it was packed. Thanks again for your time.
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Old 17-12-14, 22:39
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The headlight in post #5 is for Dodge M37 as Rob says.

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Old 02-01-15, 21:34
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Got some more bits i don't recognise,

A voltage regulator, 24 volt, air ministry stamped and the crows foot on it. And a control panel?

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Old 02-01-15, 21:39
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A chrysler air filter, and some nut roll.

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Old 17-12-14, 01:00
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Hello,

The large lucas headlamp with side supports is for a Morris or Humber, confirmed by a morris expert who bought the headlamp for one of his projects.

John
That headlight bucket is very similar to a Morris Bosch CVA headlight , it probably is CVA brand but : I have a couple of those same loyd-matilda tank headlights myself and the brass mounts attached to the bucket are in a different location to the Morris bucket . The Morris bucket has the mount castings attached slightly farther back by an inch or so . I can post pics
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Old 17-12-14, 02:42
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The speedo looks like a civilian white motors from 40s
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