Technical Help Identifying 1930s metal... pretty please

Apologies for needing so much help.. I just keep finding more stuff in my yard.. and my brain and eyes lack the knowledge you all have... I've gone through old posts and still have come up w/ nada..

 

Shoot.. I forgot to add the bumper?
I'm assuming it's "homemade".. but you know what they say about "assuming"

 

by "bumper" do you mean "pickup truck rear bed sill"?

 

Uh..totally.. by "bumper" I meant something you attached a license plate to?

 

Oh...well, it's not a bumper, it's the rear lower part of a pickup truck bed.

http://www.classicparts.com/1947-51-early-Rear-Cross-Sill-1_2-Ton-9-board-bed/productinfo/13-111A/#

 

Thanks Squirrel! You're the best... see without you I would look like a jackass calling it a "bumper?" All while shrugging my shoulders and winking..Thanks for making me less of a jackass

 

I see a pair of running boards (post a pic of the side of the torn off fender so we can judge the bead, might help us with application), a very early closed car visor, probably teens or early 20's, and then the truck bed cross rail. It will take a guy who probably owns one of these cars to identify your parts, since stuff that old is rare.

 

Thank you! I was thinking running boards.. but would have taken me forever to get to visor... but I totally see it now...man.. I'd seriously be so lost without you guys...

 

Old running boards are pretty hard to identify.

 

From the I.D. plate, I'd shoot for a '26 CLEAN-O-MATIC...

 

The only thing I can tell you is that they are more 20's vintage.

 

I can tell they aren't Ford.