John

56-1/2" x 3-1/2". Trunk molding for?

Can you post a picture of the drums if from same car.

Yes, still have.

Thank you, 54Coupe!

Thanks Wayne. I'm hoping 211105 is a part number tied to a specific make/model. Former owner had Hudson, Kaiser Jeep, Buick and Chevrolet, but worked on all makes and years. This one would be fixed position if anchored by the eyelets as it does not rotate on the rod.

When I did an image search with google many of the possibilities were visors, but non matched.

GM # 4173466 Lower and Front Window Frame. Used on the driver (left) rear quarter window on 1950-1951 Oldsmobile 98 Holiday 2-door hardtops with manual windows. Boxed for sale by Buick dealers, as the same part was used on similar models. Some shelf wear from handling and storage. Available for local pickup near Allentown PA, or possible delivery to Fall Carlisle or AACA Hershey meets. $250

GM # 4173466 Lower and Front Window Frame. Used on the driver (left) rear quarter window on 1950-1951 Buick Super and Roadmaster Riviera 2 door hardtops with manual windows. Some shelf wear from handling and storage. Available for local pickup near Allentown PA, or possible delivery to Fall Carlisle or AACA Hershey meets. $250

Former owner said it came off a 1968. Wheel center section is chromed, outer section is painted and uses a trim ring. Dual-ring 7.75-14 whitewall tire looks like it was never used but is good for display only. $100, local pickup near Allentown PA. Possible delivery to Fall Carlisle or Hershey.

Great illustration. I couldn't tell anything looking at car pictures on line--they either had no bracket or a license plate blocking the view of the bracket. Thanks again!

Thank you both for responding! 40 66S Century, do you know if it fits all series, and is it for front or rear?

Got this with a box lot of 1940's Buick parts. Stamped "BLC" on back. Overall width is 11" and the holes to mount it are 6-1/4" c/c. Is it OEM or aftermarket and what does it fit? Thanks!

Thank you!

Thank you, Joe!

Flange is 4" across, 3-1/4" center/center mounting holes, 1-5/8" ID. Other end is 1-5/8" OD, 1-1/4" ID. Casting numbers 1340865 and 4. Anyone recognize it?

Stainless molding 28-1/2" long (straight line) with what's left of wrapper that identifies it as Buick, but no part number. Tapers from 1-1/8" wide at one end to a point at the other. Curved shape and has 4 attaching posts with 1/4-20 threads. Symmetric, for right or left side.

I could not find any reference to stamped ones for Packard.

Not 55 Packard either, as they are diecast and mine are stamped.

For 48-49 Special and Super, and a service unit for earlier years.

Trying again--anyone recognize?

I've concluded eBay's search function is the way it is by design. Like going into the grocery store with your list and having to walk past all the high-margin stuff prominently displayed. It's not what you came for, but maybe when you see it you'll buy it. I get better results searching on google and adding "eBay" to the item searched.

Housed in two binders like the one pictured, each about 1" thick with pages 9-1/2" x 14". More than just price lists, they are illustrated body parts catalogs for closed models. The 1924-1929 sections are on glossy paper and are all similar format as shown. For 1930 the format changed to non-glossy yellow paper with fewer illustrations and includes Marquette. $500, local pickup preferred. Additional for mailing, US address only.

Model 96 is a Victoria Coupe on a 134" wheelbase. 90 series were the high-end Buicks.

I have a repro knob. Still need?

Yes, still available. Can message you with payment info if you want it.