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I got this with some other speedometer parts but have not figured out what it is. I have looked through Russ Furstnow's speedometer book but did not find it. (Sorry that the first picture is upside down.)

Is it part of a clamp bracket for mounting a swivel at the wheel?

Thanks for any help you can provide.

Most, if not all Stewart speedometer parts had their script imprinted from what I've seen & I'm pretty familiar with Stewart pieces - Russ F. will be able to identify IF it's a speedo piece.

Does the opposite end of the male threaded end have internal threads ?

It looks familiar to me, I am thinking it MIGHT be an early Model A King Pin locking bolt. They are different from the later ones (these early pieces are known as "AR" parts from the Ford replacement parts IDs)
BUT this is just a guess from fuzzy memories!

It's not a speedometer part. Russ Furstnow

I think David is on the right track. Could be AA truck.

Early Model A Kingpin retainer.
Jim Dix
Big Flats, NY

Thanks for all of the replies. A know very little about Model A parts.
Thanks again.

Well some of us are "reformed" Model A guys, I still haven't dug out any books though to see if I guessed right. Too busy mudding & taping sheetrock in my living room.

Later Model A

Describes all year models.

Ah, there's the documentation needed. So it is "type 2" used in '29 until August--didn't realize it was used that late.
Thanks for solving it!