Classic Parts Pics for SHOW

[mxer147]

So yesterday, I picked this up from a seller on Craigslist. Ive always wanted a 60s impala SS so this might be my only chance to own a piece of one. I’m thinking that I will put it on the garage wall for show and I’m gonna start a collection. What classic part do you have to SHOW?

 

[AyWoSch Motors]

So yesterday, I picked this up from a seller on Craigslist. Ive always wanted a 60s impala SS so this might be my only chance to own a piece of one. I’m thinking that I will put it on the garage wall for show and I’m gonna start a collection. What classic part do you have to SHOW?

Thats pretty cool m nice idea.

Aside from a variety of license plates, i have a whole wall of hub caps and shift knobs, also have 2 mint 74 chevy grills, a couple old 50s 293 corvette valve covers, a 60s impala back set speaker covers, a NHRA drag car parachute popper, an old tonka dump truck, an old block and tackle set, an really old Radio, some old oil cans, a couple hot wheels that i find at junkyards, and a few random weapons hidden umongst then for just incase.

 

[AyWoSch Motors]

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[fast 99]

So yesterday, I picked this up from a seller on Craigslist. Ive always wanted a 60s impala SS so this might be my only chance to own a piece of one. I’m thinking that I will put it on the garage wall for show and I’m gonna start a collection. What classic part do you have to SHOW?

I would think that console would be worth a ton to the right person.

A month ago at a local car show there was a 66 Impala. Not the normal run of the mill 66. Black, 2 dr, COPO 427, SS, 4 speed. Of all the cars there I liked that one the best.

Anyway, not as flashy as your part. This is a NOS set of 30 over rod bearings from Holman and Moody for a Boss 429. They are different than regular 429 bearings.

 

[Termite_Delight]

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Chevrolet screw on hubcaps from 1915-1930

 

[Turbo4whl]

Okay collections, well I have too many. Here is a collection that took a life time to build, but they took up too much room so I sold them, even my favorite ones went.

Ayden said oil cans, how about grease cans:

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[WesN]

Left over from parents Auto Wreckers in the 60’s. Took me about 4 years to track down all the glass lenses to fill all the spots. Garage art now.

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[89Suburban]

Okay collections, well I have too many. Here is a collection that took a life time to build, but they took up too much room so I sold them, even my favorite ones went.

Ayden said oil cans, how about grease cans:

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What's that trailer going for?

 

[mxer147]

What years did those lens fit? The display look antiqueish.

 

[HotWheelsBurban]

What years did those lens fit? The display look antiqueish.

Pre WWII I would say, and the first few years postwar when the companies still had older models they were selling while developing the new cars and trucks. I recognize the Chevron is '40 Ford, the teardrop is '39 Ford. The oblong one in the middle, with slightly tapering ends, is '41-48 Chevy car. If you can enlarge the picture a bunch you may be able to read the others.

 

[TotalyHucked]

Bought my dad these tall deck big block valve covers at the Darryl Starbird show earlier this year for his garage (the cabinet is my detail cabinet now lol)

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[WesN]

What years did those lens fit? The display look antiqueish.

Earliest is 1928 and latest is 1950. All glass.

 

[WFarm]

I started collecting old oil cans a few years ago. In the pics below all of the quart cans are unopened and almost all are steel. This includes the 5 quart Mobiloil can in the center of the one photo.

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[Shorty81]

I started collecting old oil cans a few years ago. In the pics below all of the quart cans are unopened and almost all are steel. This includes the 5 quart Mobiloil can in the center of the one photo.

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Wow, that's awesome!!!

 

[Turbo4whl]

I started collecting old oil cans a few years ago. In the pics below all of the quart cans are unopened and almost all are steel. This includes the 5 quart Mobiloil can in the center of the one photo.

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I opened and poured many of those Quaker State cans. I had an Invader grease can in my collection. One of my favorites with the knight on the horse.