Lynx II, hull # 4225

[Peter Duggan]

Folks,

Went to Odessa on Saturday looking for inspiration from old green iron and the people responsible for them. The folks from F.M.V.A. did a great job and there were even more vehicles than last year. I hope this trend continues. It was a very worthwhile event. Only disappointment was the absence of the Hammond barn gang.

Please excuse my bias for CMPs and old B model Macks.

Peter

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[Lynn Eades]

Peter, when the part number prefix is the same as your model of machine,(CS19R) Then it means Ford never had that part in their system until they built that particular machine. It may have then been used in later Fords, but I suspect it is special to just a few war time machines.
If you have some made, some originals may then materialize. That seems to be how it works.
Another angle is to check out the various parts lists from the different suspension seat makers like Bostrom etc. Some have scissors that may have the type of bolts you are looking for.