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Here are two original 1914 Cadillac items.The "Price List of Parts" is the large book which measures 9" by 6" and about 150 pages. This is a great book which has lots of photos, etc.The second piece is "The Penalty of Leadership" and is a promotional booklet that measures is 6" by 4 1/2" and has about 12 pages and is dated 1914.Bot..

Here is an original 1940 Packard One-Ten and One-Twenty Owner's Manual. It measures 9" by 6" and has 64 pages. It is somewhat worn but is in good condition. Also included is a New York Passenger Vehicle Registration and a insurance card for a 1940 Packard Convertible Coupe owned by Henry J. Hunt with engine number C44046.The price for the..

Here are figures to prove the delivery economies of Indian Scout Service car. Edition:  Indian Motorcycle Company, Springfield USA (1928). 

Very rare opportunity to purchase a very complete and unblocked 1911 De DION - BOUTON engine, DF/8 type. This engine is coming from a 1911 Taxi Cab.Cylinder 90 x 150 x 11Engine number 27070 More pics on demand.

A very early, Westinghouse starter motor. In very good condition and - still working!! Maybee an option for early cars without a starter motor .

Wanted:set 12v gurners horns  in any condition.Please send picture and price.Thankyou.

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A matching pair of bronze induction manifold extensions.  Came with a collection of Bugatti parts.  Flange fits  35mm Solex side draft carburettors.  One is number 1 and other 2.  Complete with studs/bolts as found.  Not sure of model.  Sold as a pair, £95.  Buyer pays shipping cost.

A really nice 1916-1925 Ford Model T oil light taillight. Has the FORD script on the top. Very nice lenses, burner, etc. A really good one. The price is 90.00 USD plus shippingCall me at 734-730-4274 or email: [email protected] for more information. 

Very Rare "" Alpena Motor Car Co " Radiator badge 1911 -1914. The first Alpena appeared in 1911 and was a 30 hp four-cylinder five-seater touring car. The Alpena was not called the Alpena Flyer until 1911, after which the car was simply called the Alpena. In 1912 a line of 40 hp four-cylinder models became available and in ..