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This fits 1934 Plymouth PG series sedan

You are looking for lock/keeper/key/ #306425 as listed in Chrysler models prior to 1934 book. (also 1929-33 Desoto)

6 blade fan, 16 inch diameter. 1.25 belt width Part number on bracket casting: 14036 Part number on pulley hub: 11259 Thanks

Wonder where it is now . . .

seen in the wild, Huntington, Indiana

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Mounting post. Can be seen on Chocolate Field CN25. MANY THANKS

Top bar is 38.25" wide, 17" tall at center. Thanks

what say ye? Could find no match on google photos. 19 inches long. The ball end is held in the main body with a threaded bolt. The rectangular access hole perhaps to aid in desassembly. The only reference I could find "CB&F primarily made blacksmithing machinery, forges, blowers, post drills. I think in the late teens (1910’s), early twenties, they tried camelback drill presses and lathes. In keeping in mind the industry they catered too, the machinery they produced was pretty basic"

1933 Plymouth coupe luggage rack bracket casting is slighly different than 1934. As I recall, the single bolt flange at the back of the crossmember (below the two on top) is thicker on one year compared to the other. Don't have them in hand so maybe some can verify which is which.

I have a pair of these, found some interesting history https://www.bosch.com/stories/the-bosch-direction-indicator/

Dale Baldridge (RIP) of Huntington, Indiana is pictured in the 1948 Huntington Centennial Parade. He owned this car up through the early 1960's. No idea who owns it now.

Old topic, update anyone?

The trim detaches from lamp body? Looks like early 1931 CD or CG