Monocle windshield frame with machined groove For safety glass approx 15 inch diameter new casting Ford Script made in USA on front face. Unpolished . $200 post incl to lower 48 and Canada
Edwards. 705 828 5405
Ford Script brass Monocle
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Eric Edwards
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Ford Script brass Monocle
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Rajo23
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Re: Ford Script brass Monocle
Is this a reproduction of a genuine Ford part?
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Re: Ford Script brass Monocle
I highly doubt that Ford ever made such a part. As far as I know, all monocle windshields for use on Fords were after-market items.
While they were made and sold during the 1910s, monocle windshields were rarely used on Ford speedsters or racing cars in the era. There are probably more of them on the road today with reproduction monocle windshields than were actually on the road in the 1910s.
That said, they are popular with a lot of people, and even reproductions are somewhat desirable.
While they were made and sold during the 1910s, monocle windshields were rarely used on Ford speedsters or racing cars in the era. There are probably more of them on the road today with reproduction monocle windshields than were actually on the road in the 1910s.
That said, they are popular with a lot of people, and even reproductions are somewhat desirable.