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Murphsturf
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 Posted: Mon Feb 07, 2011 7:53 pm Post subject: Help identify? '30s wooden window garnish?? |
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Hey, I am new here guys, so you can pick on me if you want.
I found these three wooden window frames/ molding or garnish and a dash board up in an old attic. I have no clue what they are off of.
Would any of you guys be able to tell me what they came out of?
Two of them have rubber grommets where a door lock would be. And one has a little ash tray or something on it. The dash board measures 51 3/4" long and ~6 3/8" wide.
Anyway,
here is the link of the listing I have on craigslist, hopefully the photos will work: http://westslope.craigslist.org/pts/2181841479.html
I don't know how you guys post photos. What do I do??? Oh no I think I got it now. Never mind.
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Uncle Alec
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Hi.
Would that be Paonia Colorado?
May help tracking them down to include non-UK cars? |
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Murphsturf
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| Posted: Mon Feb 07, 2011 8:15 pm Post subject: |
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Yeah, Paonia, CO.
Any ideas?? |
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peter scott
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Looks like a fairly large car and the dashboard looks quite modern. I don't think these are from a British car. Did any 50s/60s American sedans have wood framing around their side windows?
Peter
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Penman
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| Posted: Tue Feb 08, 2011 1:39 am Post subject: Re: Help identify? '30s wooden window garnish?? |
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Hi
Photos seperated to make viewing easier hint for future leave use the enter key to drop a line between the end of image [/img]and the start of the next one[img]
If you do it now by editing your fist post it should get rid of that extra wide page
| Murphsturf wrote: | Hey, I am new here guys, so you can pick on me if you want.
I found these three wooden window frames/ molding or garnish and a dash board up in an old attic. I have no clue what they are off of.
Would any of you guys be able to tell me what they came out of?
Two of them have rubber grommets where a door lock would be. And one has a little ash tray or something on it. The dash board measures 51 3/4" long and ~6 3/8" wide.
Anyway,
here is the link of the listing I have on craigslist, hopefully the photos will work: http://westslope.craigslist.org/pts/2181841479.html
I don't know how you guys post photos. What do I do??? Oh no I think I got it now. Never mind.
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Murphsturf
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Does anybody else have any ideas?? Please Help!!!  |
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StoneRoad
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Can you give any dimensions?
it might help, a bit.
But, I don't recognise them. sorry...
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Murphsturf
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| StoneRoad wrote: | Can you give any dimensions?
it might help, a bit.
But, I don't recognise them. sorry... |
Yeah, they are approximate measurements but here:
The one window with the little ash tray/handle is - 15 3/4" tall x 34 1/4" long
The other two smaller frames are- 15 3/4" tall x 31 1/4" long
The dash is 51 3/4" long x ~6 3/8" wide, and the speedometer/ instrument hole is 12 1/4" x ~4".
Those are rough but, hopefully that will help.
Does any one know how I could get rid of them with out feeling guilty??  |
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peter scott
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| Murphsturf wrote: |
Does any one know how I could get rid of them with out feeling guilty?? |
That's easy! You just need to devote all you waking hours to searching books and forums for photos of the interiors of likely cars.....until you find the one.
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