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Model T Dog Bone Radiator Cap, Brass, Undrilled
Model T Dog Bone Radiator Cap, Brass, Undrilled
Brass, Polished, 1.07" Overall Height, 6.27" Overall Length, 2"-18 Thread Pitch
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Material Type:
Brass
Finish:
Polished
Overall Height:
1.07"
Overall Length:
6.27"
Thread Pitch:
2"-18
Sold in Quantity:
Each
Notes:
Screws into stock filler necks.
MFG. Part #:
91112202
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These Dog Bone caps are a reproduction of an original aftermarket accessory that were available during the Model T era. These cast brass caps are 6-1/2” long. The Dog bone style makes removing your radiator cap easier by giving you a more convenient area to grip and to twist turn the hot cap, as the arms are outboard and they cool off in the air. Many people like using it to add some style to your Model T.
Model T Dog Bone Radiator Cap
- Fits 1909-1927 Ford Model T radiators
- Screws into stock filler necks
- 6-1/2" long (end to end)
- Undrilled
- Brass finish
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Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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