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#91122303
1930-1931 Model A Flying Quail Radiator Cap
- Quality chrome reproduction of the classy add-on all Model A owners want
- Includes radiator cap and quail assembly
$134.99
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Product Summary
Zinc, Chrome, 3.50" Overall Height
- Quality chrome reproduction of the classy add-on all Model A owners want
- Includes radiator cap and quail assembly
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Speedway Motors 91122303 Specifications
Speedway Motors 91122303 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 91122303 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| GENERAL | |
| Material Type | Zinc |
| Finish | Chrome |
| Overall Height | 3.50" |
| Overall Length | 4.75" |
| Overall Diameter | 3.00" |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
Ratings & Reviews
4.3
6 Reviews
Customers agree our product excels in quality and aesthetic appeal, with a high-quality appearance that enhances the look of their vehicles. Some customers pointed out an issue with fit, however, others found no problem with installation. The product offers user-friendliness, once set-up, and stands out on the market for its blend of usability and high-quality materials, as suggested by frequent repurchase intent. Concerns exist around the adaptability of the product with specific models but overall recommendations outweigh the criticisms.
Ratings & Reviews
4.3
6 Reviews
Customers agree our product excels in quality and aesthetic appeal, with a high-quality appearance that enhances the look of their vehicles. Some customers pointed out an issue with fit, however, others found no problem with installation. The product offers user-friendliness, once set-up, and stands out on the market for its blend of usability and high-quality materials, as suggested by frequent repurchase intent. Concerns exist around the adaptability of the product with specific models but overall recommendations outweigh the criticisms.
4.3
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Exactly as described
5.0
5 months ago
Meg R A 1930
San Diego, CA
Verified
Looks awesome, great replacement
Would Recommend
Yes
5.0
a year ago
Don't have one
Dayton Ohio
Verified
It's all good
Would Recommend
Great Product
5.0
10 years ago
Bickel Bros
West Point, KY
Verified
Will Definitely order from in the future
Would Recommend
very high quality
5.0
11 years ago
the VP
Dothan al
Verified
Love way it looks on front of my streetrod
Would Recommend
Doesn't fit
1.0
11 years ago
Eric18
Undisclosed
Verified
Looks great, but does not fit the neck of the radiator and I ended up damaging my aluminum radiator trying to make it fit on. Called and spoke to one of the specialist and they said you do not need to make any adjustments, which couldn't be further from the truth! I am going to now spend a few hundred fixing the radiator which I should send the bill to Speedway!
Would Not Recommend
Flying Quail. Fits and looks great
5.0
14 years ago
Firstgear
Norwalk, Ohio
Verified
Not having one before took me a few minutes to figure out how it works. I like how it looks on the car. Would buy again! Thanks
Would Recommend
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Questions & Answers
4 Questions • 5 Answers
Questions & Answers
4 Questions • 5 Answers
I recently purchased and installed the Flying Quail Radiator Cap for my 1930 Model A. When I last had it out on the road I noticed that a small amount of coolant was spraying back on my windscreen. Did I install it incorrectly or is there something that I can do to prevent the coolant from coming through the hinged portion of the cap? I feel the lower portion of the cap that connects to the radiator is tight and properly installed. I believe that the leakage of coolant is from the hinged area of the cap not fully sealing. I have no coolant system leaks......the coolant on the windscreen is coming from the radiator cap. What do you suggest that I do?
by Duke
• 11 years ago
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how does the flying quail radiaror cap go on the radiator
by mamoo
• 13 years ago
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will this fit a 40's neck
by
• 15 years ago
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will this thread onto dummy neck on walker radiator
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• 15 years ago
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