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Any help identifying the application of this bucket seat is appreciated. The medallion us probably the tell.

I have to believe these two numbers have same application. What do the fit? Thanks in advance 5328650 5328651

I have another shock # need help with application. # 5328665 & 5328665 R1 Thank in advence

I have eight shocks that I need assistance with ID. I wish I could list all at once. I shall follow rules and post 1 at a time. Thanks in advance. P/n 1074974

I understood that the BLC stood for Buick... I may be wrong.

Looks like the trim under the taillights of a '48 Chevrolet. There was originally a steel backer with mounting screws. But, something looks a bit different. All four sides would have folded over to hold the backer plate. This does no appear to have done that.

Trying once again to ID this nice piece of sheet metal.....Any ideas.

Wish I could help you. Do not have any light what you are seeking.

Looking at this I thought the clamp nuts would be an identifier. Then I started wondering could it be for a continental kit, No it is not. The tire must be a tall tire due to the size. Any ideas ? I have had this to several swap meets with no ID. It is too good for the scrap yard. But, it is too big to haul around. If a friend would take to Hershey it might sell there.........

Looking at this I thought the clamp nuts would be an identifier. Then I started wondering could it be for a continental kit, No it is not. The tire must be a tall tire due to the size. Any ideas ? I have had this to several swap meets with no ID. It is too good for the scrap yard. But, it is too big to haul around. If a friend would take to Hershey it might sell there.........

I have a few clamps.. Do not know application of what I have. If you have a picture that you could post, I may be able to help you.

This spare tire cover appears to be for a large dia tire. The cover measures 35.76 center to center on the chrome t-nuts on the face. The tread measures 6-3/8" Any ideas as to the application ?

Did not find it in the xerox copy of a book that I have. Sorry I could not help.

LUMP, I have collected screw on hubcaps for nearly 50 years. This certainly looks like an aftermarket Studebaker cap. Some can be very interesting. If your selling screw on caps I'd love to take a look.

Looks like a 1948 Accessory Grill Guard for Chevrolet.