What is this mystery part out of???

Can't see them yet. Can you put them in an album? Might work.

 

My "cursor" is some times a finger

Well Rocky can see them, I still can't. These are vampire photos!

 

Why would some people be able to see them and other not?

 

Don't know what your problem is guys, I see them just fine. Obviously a pair of side curtains from a 31 Dickfor Roadster... Look to be in great shape too; NO yellowing from age.

 

Are you loading them from a third party site like photobucket, or are you uploading them from your computer?

 

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those are NOT car parts, they are feet from a snowshoe rabbit, waiting for a keychain to be attached

 

From what I can't see it looks like a left-handed reverse thread Gaffenator valve, but without the Finnigan pin to connect it to the Johnson rod, the valve will remain in the pissed-off position. so it's pretty much junk.Oh yeah,it's not from a Ford truck,it came from a 1949-1953 Case manure spreader.

 

I put them in a public album, and reloaded again, its the a/c/heater units

 

madpole took care of ya, and Rock answered your question. Sometimes the Hamb takes a bit, but the answer is always there.

 

No photobucket or anything, just from HAMB album.

 

A-HA! I see them now, aftermarket system the same as the one in my mothers Holden. Useless piece off shit never worked right.
As someone else said it's not all there for both units any way, probably best thrown in the bin so it wont clutter up your workshop.

Doc.

 

I don't know about hamb album, but if you have a photo in your computer and are making a post just click on go advanced and then scroll down to attach files / manage attachments and find it in your computer and click on open....

oh, ah, the photos look like air conditioning things to me but I haven't a clue...

 

There was a lot of variety in aftermarket AC units. Mark IV was a big supplier, and some of their units were dealer-installed for certain cars, especially those not normally having a factory AC option. Mine looked similar to one of those. It had a blower motor that on high speed would blow all the candles out in the Vatican. It used a York compressor and was an effective unit.

 

I am not sure, but may be aftermarket AC units....
And yes if they work they would be worth something....
Cheers...

 

Twin turbos off a Communist era post-war speedster?

 

hahahahaha

 

I figured someone would recognize it.

 

They were big, noisey and ugly and if the drain plugged would leak water on your foot. But they did cool.

 

Early cab-aire universal fit all A/C, when the Govment required roll-over structures on tractors, this is what we had to deal with, early 70's to when they figured out they were inadequate, everything is so outdated I don't think you can get parts anymore. Cat, IH, Case, etc used them. Nice conversation piece!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Chopper Cliff is correct. Universal and had one in a Mid 70"s International 1488 tractor. Loud , blow hard, but not real cool. Typical 70"3 universal unit.

 

Rocky, the evaporator is enclosed inside these units, so he already has that piece of two puzzles.

 

I don't see the chain that's needed to make them work properely.