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#1096316 04/09/2015 1:51 AM
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Ok this thread got me thinking
https://www.stovebolt.com/ubbthread...re+tire+lock&Search=true#Post1096308

The spare tire lock is really hard to find and valuable. What other parts are along this same order?

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I was told the heat control valve is one of those items that would fall in to this thread. A guy at good guy's swears there are none to be had anywhere, true?

BTW: If true I have one that will be going on eBay soon:)

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Original heater switch.
ID plate clutch head screws.


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Originally Posted by 52Carl
Original heater switch.
ID plate clutch head screws.

(NO BUYING, SELLING, OFFERING, SUGGESTING PARTS DEALS ALLOWED IN THIS FORUM.)

Last edited by cletis; 04/09/2015 4:47 AM. Reason: deleted part offer.
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Originally Posted by Ssrjim
The spare tire lock is really hard to find and valuable. What other parts are along this same order?

235 cylinder heads without cracks in them.

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1939-40 Crankhole covers. I lost my original one 2 years ago going down the road. Luckily I had a spare. I wired that one from behind so it can't come loose. A spare tire lock came with my 39 but I'm not sure if it is the correct one. It still had the key in it.

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Was not an offer to sell but do what you want.

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No where in post did it say that. My email address is no where to be found in any public message.

I really did wonder what the switch look likes and if that is what I have. I started this thread because I thought it would be interesting but you might as well delete the whole thread as the free exchange of ideas is clearly not allowed.

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I started collecting NOS parts for my 46 back in the '70s here is a list of what I have and consider rare:
985628 NIB Interior Sun Visor, NOS Choke and Throttle cables,NOS Wire harness,985223 Lic Plate reflector, 3660533 NOS left lic plate bracket and taillight, NOS brown and NOS black steering wheels,NOS seat upholstery,NIB 986116 Seat Cover,NOS 3657169 Upper Grille, NOS 3657185 Lower Grille,NOS Grille Trim, NOS 605051 3speed speedo gears,(installed 4 speed),NIB Tailgate, 2NIB 985483 RH passenger wiper assembly, NOS HD Grille Guard, 2 NIB door glass, original 41 n 46 Salesman Data Books. I DO NOT HAVE A SPARE TIRE LOCK, but I have passed on some but I did not have the spare tire carrier at the time!


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55-62 exhaust manifolds that aren't cracked or broken in some way.
848 Heads that aren't cracked or bad.
Spotlight with original GM badging.
The actual underbed spare tire carrier.
Heater Control Valve that is at least rebuildable.
Air Cleaner that is not Oil Bath (stock)
1950 style Heater Switch that isn't showing excessive wear.
Borg R10 Overdrive Units
Overdrive kickdown switch (Chevy Style at the Carb)

I expect to see these things in my post office box in the morning. Thanks!



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Theres a bunch of heater valves in the "craigslist" section.
They said they also have more truck and car stuff.

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gmc plaid valve covers in good shape


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