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Original NAGS # D4626, replaced by D4941. That's assuming it's a front passenger door glass (RF) you're looking for, not a right rear passenger, since you didn't specify. Yes, they fit equivalent models from 71-76, Impala/Caprice, Delta 88, 71-74 Catalina. Here's one on ebay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/275451996993

Studebaker International has them for $18.00 part #195919

59-60 Studebaker Lark, except the curved end need to come to a point. Same for 62-63 Lark.

In American Graffiti, Curt Henderson (Richard Dreyfuss) drove one. The actual car was a '67 model, but the movie was set in 1962. Oops!

Notice the clip, just above the clutch pedal arm? In the simulator I "learned" on in about 1980, they were "automatics." Then, at the end of the course, they said if we wanted to try a manual transmission, reach up under the dash an pull down the clutch pedal. This also unlocked the console shift stalk, from straight forward/back shifting to a gated manual shifter. Cool. I had already been driving a manual (only) car for two years. I'll show my classmates how good I am. Every time I accelerated and let out the clutch, the simulator said I blew the engine, and red lights came on! HA! Anyway, that's why you see a clutch with an automatic column shifter. Although on this one pictured, does it change it to a three-on-the-tree? 🤪

If you need something larger, Studebaker (and others) used a large wingnut to hold down the jack in the trunk. Also, a large wingnut is used to hold the spare tire under a pickup.

The Studebaker is a pillared coupe (C-body). Here's a (54) 2 door sedan: Viva la difference. One's attractive, the other, not so much.

The IHC is an R-series which ran from 53-55. 56 was an S-series with different front end. No mention of the amazing Studebaker? 1953 K-body Champion Starliner hardtop convertible coupe. (Good thing it wasn't the C-body Starlight pillared coupe. Try to explain that one! 😆)

I would like to see the reaction when you tell your fiance' you're going to watch a movie called The Boob. 😉

Dodge truck 72-93. The attachments on the bottom may not be the same for all years.

There is only one known to exist!

This is a question for anybody: When did Chrysler start using the Pentastar logo(so I know what era to search)? EDIT: OK, I googled it. Pentastar started in 1962. I'll search from there. BTW: Is this a matched pair, IE: Left and Right?

Is the glass flat, or curved?

MOLYBDENUM 8?