Flathead Ford 1934 Radiator Cap on 2040-parts.com
Auburn, Washington, US
Used radiator cap from a 1934 Ford car. I got this part from an estate sale where the guy was collecting parts for his 34 ford sedan. In pretty good shape with some very light pits and some light scratches. It comes with a replacement brass catch for the inside. I think this may be an reproduction part, but it is possible it could be original. I don't know how to tell the difference. Just trying to give an honest description. It is one or the other.
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