Guess what this doovalacky is

[needturbo6]

Because I have NFI






It is a plated Brass Cap with a thread which is only 10mm smaller than the face diameter of ~63mm. Paper-ish sealing gasket

[aussiblue]

Model T Ford (1924 to 1927) Fuel Cap like this one https://www.ebay.com/itm/1926-1927-f...item41a6456da1 and http://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages...tml?1252591271 It'll polish up nicely.

[wodahs]

no id go out on a limb and suggest a its a cap for either oil radiator or fuel and around the 1930's era

so a very quick search and well
https://www.collectorsweekly.com/sto...eaded-fuel-cap
its very similar to this Gas cap for a Ford 1926 & 1927

Edit :~ and aussiblue beat me to the post

[aussiblue]

It wasn't hard to ID (where's my prize :-) ) as sadly I am old enough and came from isolated rural area that was poor enough for these to still be common on cars (and especially farm vehicles) when I was a child. We had a 1927 Holden bodies Hudson Essex Super Six converted to a light pickup.

[yearby]

Originally Posted by aussiblue

It wasn't hard to ID (where's my prize :-) ) as sadly I am old enough and came from isolated rural area that was poor enough for these to still be common on cars (and especially farm vehicles) when I was a child. We had a 1927 Holden bodies Hudson Essex Super Six converted to a light pickup.

starting to show your age old fella LOL.

[Tonz]

the word is doovawhacky

[Peter B - CV8]

Originally Posted by Tonz

the word is doovawhacky

Never heard it called that & a quick google search indicates the OP got it right..

[aussiblue]

starting to show your age old fella LOL

It not the age that bothers me ( it's better than the alternative outcome); it's the increasing decrepitness that seems to go along with it that bothers me; my arthritis constantly reminds me of it.

[Tassie f100]

Originally Posted by Tonz

the word is doovawhacky

NO it is either a doovalacky or a watchamacall it.

[Tassie f100]

Or sometimes a thingymabob

[Craig@AUDI]

Originally Posted by Tassie f100

NO it is either a doovalacky or a watchamacall it.

You forgot thingamajiggy, thingamabob and a whathehooseit

[Craig@AUDI]

And also the good old "doohickey"

[Itsme]

Originally Posted by needturbo6

Because I have NFI

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It is a plated Brass Cap with a thread which is only 10mm smaller than the face diameter of ~63mm. Paper-ish sealing gasket

With a good clean up it will make a good addition to your man cave if you have one.

[Tonz]

Originally Posted by Peter B - CV8

Never heard it called that & a quick google search indicates the OP got it right..

your crazy, you mean to say, you actually googled the word. I take my hat off to you sir for diligence but wont take me pants off for the same reason

[wodahs]

well what ever it is , is sure as hell aint no booster sprocket

[needturbo6]

thanks peeps. I did a bit of searching, cant find the exact same one but certainly either a fuel cap or early radiator cap (ie Ford Prefect/Anglia 10HP/14HP)

[XR Martin]

Self sealing stem bolt.

[GCRXR6]

That is a Wing Wong for a Gooses Bridle. Well, Ok it's a T Model fuel cap. Fits a 44 gallon drum as well, I think.

[LUV DE COUPE]

What ever it is l have a thingy Ma jeg the same in the sheds

[MITCHAY]

Originally Posted by aussiblue

It not the age that bothers me ( it's better than the alternative outcome); it's the increasing decrepitness that seems to go along with it that bothers me; my arthritis constantly reminds me of it.

Not enough beers

[Interceptor]

Knew what it was instantly lol, found one a while back and had to ask the same question!

[aussiblue]

anks peeps. I did a bit of searching, cant find the exact same one but certainly either a fuel cap or early radiator cap (ie Ford Prefect/Anglia 10HP/14HP)

It'a gas cap like this http://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages/708324/753611.html but you don't seem totally convinced so:

a) Join that forum and ask per http://www.mtfca.com/cgi-bin/discus/...g=instructions

b) Search that forum using the term "Gas Cap" http://www.mtfca.com/cgi-bin/discus/search.cgi

Note most you find now have the silver plating polished off so they are now shiny brass coloured and many now have a vent hole drilled in them and then a splash guard inserted in the base so the fuel doesn't splash out the added vent hole.

[aussiblue]

Although perhaps it's one of these UK ones: http://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages/708324/805058.html and https://www.adverts.ie/parts-accesso...r-cap/10049049