Are these TR Parts?

[CJD]

After 2 full days of drilling rusted bolts and taking things off, I have run across 3 items that do not look like they belong, but figured I'd run 'em past the experts before I toss them.

Part Number one:

Sorry so blurry. It's about 1-1/2 inch square to give perspective, and made of flimsy sheet metal.

 

[CJD]

And, Part number 2

 

[CJD]

And, Part number 3:

 

[CJD]

Finally, here is one that I know what it is, but got a kick out of the fact it was still in the "rust bucket" after all these years:

From what I read, although Standard did not admit anything was wrong with it, they attempted to confiscate them all because they were so dangerous...

 

[Tim Tucker]

#2 looks a lot like this:



What do you think?
Tim

 

[Marvin Gruber]

John
First part looks like the tail light bulb holder that is rivet to the chrome base. The others I'm not sure.

Marv

 

[CJD]

Marvin, you're right about #1. I don't think the rest of the light is salvageable now that I look at it.

Tim, you're keeping me in suspense...your picture is definitely the same as #2...so what is it?

Thanks!

 

[Tim Tucker]

Sorry. I named it on photobucket, but that's not visible. It's the adjustable portion of a battery handling tool. I've had the thing since the 70's. It slide on the wooden piece behind it in the picture and was adjusted to the post of the battery.
Tim

 

[CJD]

Interesting...thanks!

So 50/50 so far. One belongs and one doesn't...

 

[Tim Tucker]

too bad the other half isn't around. It's a handy little tool to have around.

 

[mgedit]

Agree on part 1, and with a 90 bend part 3 looks like it could be occasional seat bracket. Never seen that part 2 before. Cheers, Mike

 

[TR4nut]

If I'm not mistaken those early jacks are quite rare and worth some money. At least I remember people hunting for them.