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Keep in mind that many aftermarket pieces were made to replace originals. Some differences in body and mount pads may be different. 6 coils on that photo?

I have a 1935-49 regulator and channel catalog. Your photo matches up to 37-38 Dodge , Plymouth , Desoto rear door , original right side number is 739934 This illustration is not a photo , but it is the only one shown that matches your photo. Numbers would help. My catalog is for sale if someone has a batch of regulators and channels they need to sell.

Is there a number stamped on it?

looks to be glove box door trim plate

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Thanks for your input. Looks like my theory was wrong. I'll now guess it's an ID number from the manufacture that made them for Mopar.

Check photos of Studebakers , 1918-24 era

looks like 54-64 Ford , but others used that design , including Hudson I think. Tough to ID without numbers

Maybe marine?

I find it interesting that a Vega wagon gets more interest then this car. I guess we're all to old for a project, what a shame. Maybe if it was battery powered?

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venders , make offer

year end bump , good item for Mopar venders

Still here , make offer on one or all

Someone needs this , I don't Offer

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Still have these , all appear to be Mopar 50's

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Any numbers on motor, it might give a clue. Almost all heaters of that style were aftermarket accessory. Looks like small pick up truck if I had to guess.

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Thanks, JC Whitney would have loved it.

Thanks for digging that up. Wish I could make out what it says. I Still don't understand what " Auto & Pas" means. I'm guessing the green is go and the red has something to do with stop. I think it's an odd looking light that doesn't fit the period. $10 is a lot of money in that time period.