Rex in Australia
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Just wondering what they are off, any ideas?
There's a challenge!
Cheers,
Rex
There's a challenge!
Cheers,
Rex
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Rex in Australia
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Not sure, could be. But they have creases in the top of the guards, and I don't think they sweep far enough back.
Another pic.
Another pic.
Just a difference it terminoligy between countrys but here in the states that is called a fender. A mud guard is what fits about 1" from a wheel either rubber or steel to scrape mud off like between the front tires of a row crop tractor or the wheels on a grain drill. The tractor unit is usually the one called a mudguard while the implement one is called a scraper but not always.
Badger bob
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ive be around fords all my life and they are not ford. Bob
They are from the '30s but not from a car or a truck but a tractor. A 30's Essex Tri-directional. And they are not mud flaps but GPS antennas. Yes in the '30 the Essex tractor company had the fore thought to install GPS on their tractors. The only problem was that satelites were not invented yet. A problem being a company more advanced than NASA. That is why the annetannas are by themselves. They more than likely removed shortly after the tractor was brought home.
teddy52food
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I was thinking chevvy too.
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