The Thermo Quail Radiator Cap (A-18385-BT) combines one of the most recognisable accessories fitted to the 1930-1931 Ford Model A with the practicality of an integrated temperature gauge.
Styled after the original Ford quail radiator ornament, this premium cap features a discreet thermometer positioned in the centre of the mascot. From the front it maintains the classic appearance of the original accessory, while from the driver's seat the temperature gauge is easy to monitor during every drive.
The cap secures to the radiator neck using two locking tabs, just like the factory radiator cap, providing both authentic appearance and reliable fitment.
Important: This cap is designed for original 1930-31 radiator necks. Some reproduction radiators or reproduction radiator necks may require a minor modification to the underside of the locking cap before installation.
Manufactured in the USA, the Thermo Quail is an ideal finishing touch for restored vehicles, touring cars and anyone wanting period-correct styling with the added confidence of monitoring engine temperature.
Yesteryear Garage & Parts proudly supplies genuine Snyder's Antique Auto Parts throughout Australia.
Fits Ford Model A (1930-1931)
Classic quail mascot radiator cap
Integrated thermometer
Easy to read from the driver's seat
Authentic locking tab mounting
Maintains original appearance from the front
Premium chrome finish
Manufactured in the USA
Ford Model A (1930-1931)
Original radiator necks
Restorations
Touring vehicles
Concours builds
Drivers wanting discreet temperature monitoring
Part Number: A-18385-BT
Vehicle Compatibility: Ford Model A (1930-1931)
Style: Thermo Quail radiator cap
Gauge: Integrated thermometer
Mounting: Original-style locking tabs
Country of Manufacture: USA
Important: This Thermo Quail is designed to fit original 1930-31 Ford Model A radiator necks. Some reproduction radiators or reproduction radiator necks may require a minor modification to the underside of the locking cap before installation. The adjustment involves removing the locking tabs and carefully relieving the underside of the cap for clearance.
The Thermo Quail Radiator Cap (A-18385-BT) combines one of the most recognisable accessories fitted to the 1930-1931 Ford Model A with the practicality of an integrated temperature gauge.
Styled after the original Ford quail radiator ornament, this premium cap features a discreet thermometer positioned in the centre of the mascot. From the front it maintains the classic appearance of the original accessory, while from the driver's seat the temperature gauge is easy to monitor during every drive.
The cap secures to the radiator neck using two locking tabs, just like the factory radiator cap, providing both authentic appearance and reliable fitment.
Important: This cap is designed for original 1930-31 radiator necks. Some reproduction radiators or reproduction radiator necks may require a minor modification to the underside of the locking cap before installation.
Manufactured in the USA, the Thermo Quail is an ideal finishing touch for restored vehicles, touring cars and anyone wanting period-correct styling with the added confidence of monitoring engine temperature.
Yesteryear Garage & Parts proudly supplies genuine Snyder's Antique Auto Parts throughout Australia.
Fits Ford Model A (1930-1931)
Classic quail mascot radiator cap
Integrated thermometer
Easy to read from the driver's seat
Authentic locking tab mounting
Maintains original appearance from the front
Premium chrome finish
Manufactured in the USA
Ford Model A (1930-1931)
Original radiator necks
Restorations
Touring vehicles
Concours builds
Drivers wanting discreet temperature monitoring
Part Number: A-18385-BT
Vehicle Compatibility: Ford Model A (1930-1931)
Style: Thermo Quail radiator cap
Gauge: Integrated thermometer
Mounting: Original-style locking tabs
Country of Manufacture: USA
Important: This Thermo Quail is designed to fit original 1930-31 Ford Model A radiator necks. Some reproduction radiators or reproduction radiator necks may require a minor modification to the underside of the locking cap before installation. The adjustment involves removing the locking tabs and carefully relieving the underside of the cap for clearance.
