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Old valve stem cover I believe
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Yes valve stem for Model T or Model A
sent from my computer by frantically poking at the keyboard with a single finger
sent from my computer by frantically poking at the keyboard with a single finger
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Antique tire valve stem cover is correct. The filenames on the accompanying photos tell what they are.
Based on the on-the-wheel photo, all I can tell you is that I think yours MIGHT be from a Model-T Ford. Sorry, I do not have individual photos to specifically ID each variety. You'll have to do your own research at antique car parts websites for that.
Based on the on-the-wheel photo, all I can tell you is that I think yours MIGHT be from a Model-T Ford. Sorry, I do not have individual photos to specifically ID each variety. You'll have to do your own research at antique car parts websites for that.
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