Flossie
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Going through some tat I've been given. Lots of rubbish but some interesting stuff too.
Identity these hubcaps anyone?
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look like metal ones 
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Thing I've got 6 or 7 of them, not all are drilled, loads of interesting stuff really but no idea what most of it is off, brand new chrome Ford hub cap, just one, but the part number sticker is unreadable for instance.
Quite a few spotlamps, some quality 50s or 60s but most those plastic oblong ones that nobody wants. Couple of steel Jerry cans, carb and pancake filter off a Ford 1100 crossbow, 12v windscreen demister, rubber sucker to the windscreen, singer sewing machine, couple of parrifin tilly lamps....
Quite a few spotlamps, some quality 50s or 60s but most those plastic oblong ones that nobody wants. Couple of steel Jerry cans, carb and pancake filter off a Ford 1100 crossbow, 12v windscreen demister, rubber sucker to the windscreen, singer sewing machine, couple of parrifin tilly lamps....
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I've seen them cars at classic shows, very cute looking, thought I'd seen that emblem somewhere.
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Loads of 26v 5w bulbs, new in boxes, dunno what would be 26v.
Tudor electric windscreen washer conversion kit. Old mini side window deflectors never fitted still in the box.
Tudor electric windscreen washer conversion kit. Old mini side window deflectors never fitted still in the box.
Detective Gary does it again
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lol, why thk u kind sir
I mongonged to use the same process as the Fronch secorate service by deducing the writering and lotters
plus looking forward to @Flossie thanking me by sending my reward - consisting of a half chewed twix carefully recovered from underneath his car seat with the extra nutrition of bugs sprinkled into said twix, carefully wrapped with cling film so as melting occurs it keeps all the said calorie goodness in place, lol
may I ask are the Jerry cans any good and would u consider selling them plse, many thks
It’s all worth something to someone. It’s the faff of sorting it. But could earn you a meal out with wife, or beer money for a week.
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i've got a small air horn labelled maserati.. but i'm wondering if its 6v as its rather high pitched
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No idea why you'd want them Gary, I had 2 a few years ago, put them on local Facebook sales and never got a sniff so they went on the scrap pile. These look clean enough on the outside but I'll have to look at the inside for rust. If their OK you can have them just cover the post.
No spouts with them btw.
bless and so kind of u , thk u so much , would be awesome plse and of course more than happy to cover postage
may I ask would this kind of spout fit the Jerry cans plse, will be perfect to replace some of my old plastic petrol / diesel containers
thks again , will pm my details for postage quote etc
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Yes, there the ones.
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I've got a few Jerry cans, wouldn't be without them!! Mostly for the bikes though
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Gary the only problem with the full size jerry cans is they a quite heavy when full to hold up and fill things, dont want you hurting yourself.
