I am currently going through a remodel of my shop, and while sorting and clearing out a lot of "stuff" that I haven't used or looked at in probably 30 years, I found one box of literature containing a batch of original Ford service bulletins from 1933 to 1937. I know they have some value to collectors now, and I would really like to get an appraisal for insurance purposes. One example is a bulletin that provides the info on the dealer installed radio for 1933 to 1934 Ford passenger cars. Since I have a 1933 Ford sedan delivery, it makes a neat addition to the show display. Any ideas or directions in appraising this stuff would be most appreciated. Thanks in advance.

 

I'd suggest going to the vendor/swap-meet section of one of the large auto shows. We were looking at alot of that kind of stuff at the Daytona show last Nov. Most of the people are very friendly and would probably be more than happy to assist you in placing a value on what you have.