The Market; all pre-war cars for sale

Plymouth /Dodge Flathead Six engine for a Model PJ, engine No.PJ 65690. Plymouth of circa 1935. Will require re-conditioning but is in good condition inside and out. Inexpensive freight can be organised.

One vintage manometer, reads up to 10kg/cm

Large temperature gauge made by the US Gauge Company /N.Y. for the American Radiator Company. Reads in Fahrenheit 60-260. 9cms wide and 12cms high from top to thread. Suitable for large vintage car or truck. In good condition, but in need of a coat of paint.

Large brass faced speedometer, reads up to 35 miles per hour, maker unknown, appears to be in good condition. Diameter facia 9cms, diamter housing 7cms (No. on dial F8446)

Stewart Warner speedometer (made by the Stewart Warner Speedometer Corporation /Chicago, USA) Magnetic type. Indicates season mileage, trip mileage and speed. Looks to be in good condition but in need of a tidy up.

Fuel gauge for unidentified British car. Reads up to 7 gallons or 32 Litres capacity (No. X51377/4) Good condition.

Combined instrument cluster for 1930s Graham. Speedo, odometer, tripmeter, amperage, fuel & oil pressure gauge all in one, some gauges are not connected up. Rare.

One vintage American oil pressure gauge. Made by the National Gauge and Equipment Company, La Crosse, Wisconsin. In good condition. Diameter rim 5.8cms, diameter housing 5 cms.

One vintage Plymouth radiator badge in perfect condition. Does not need re-enameling.

Rare set of Dietrich designed headlight units for the 1939 Plymouth P7 Roadking or P8 New "De Luxe" models. The glass and the two rims are in very good condition.