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Looking for application for this stainless molding. Width is approximately 11/16". Thanks!

Looking for application info for this brake cable: Napa United 91865. Overall length about 50-1/2". The part number suggests early 50's. Not in the quick reference catalog for passenger cars so it might be truck. Thanks!

No, but if I posted a picture its other side it would explain.

Still stumped!

Thank you! Somehow I expected it fit a truck or van and was looking in all the wrong places.

This is 10" long and 5-1/4" wide. It's stamped stainless and has 4 mounting holes. Anyone recognize? Thanks!

Thank you DCarter!

I would expect brake light switch to be normally open, and close the circuit when depressed. This is opposite.

With the plunger released, as pictured, the circuit is closed. Depressing the plunger opens the circuit.

Casting number is 1479536 and RH. Number puts it 1963-1964 if Cadillac. Anyone recognize where it goes? Thanks!

Never identified applications, but found some interchanges including Ford 7EQ-7561, -A. Still have it so let me know if you need more info.

It probably has other applications, but that is all I could find.

If the number is 1873759, which it appears it could be, then it fits the following distributors: 1110031, 1110032, 1110048, 1110067, 1110168

It very likely does fit something newer. My Wohlert list only goes up to 1965. If you do a google search on "flywheel ring gear 104 teeth" you will find some other possible fits, including IH and Farmall tractors.

104 is the number of teeth. The prefix and suffix give additional info. If it was Wohlert brand S in the prefix indicates standard width of 11/16". G prefix is not in my Wohlert info. SBF suffix indicates "special undersized gear, special bore, chamfered front". My list does not have a 104 gear with the SBF suffix. Closest match is Wohlert S-104-F that is used on 1929-1933 Chevrolet.

1859720 Drive used on model 700 starter motor, 1940's Leroi Model 105GA air compressor

The casting number 3064776 crosses to GM part 3070421 which was used in the 70's and 80's across all GM brands.

LR-4230

Casting number on part is 8609540 C. I suspected it is GM, but the only auto related hit on google is for a Volvo steering box and no images came up. Anyone know exactly what it is and what it fits?

Everything seems to match, except possibly the width of the notches for hold-down clips. On mine the notches are 0.33" wide. Could you compare with your part, plus the other dimensions in my original posting. Thanks!

Thank you for your response Peter! Is the interchange supported by catalog data, or image matching only?

No luck with my interchange lists or with google. Anyone have Wizard (Western Auto) catalog or interchange? Approximate dimensions: OD 2.45", ID 2.16 ", Height 1.70"

Thanks for your insight! It was in a box lot, and I've since identified some of the parts as Olds, or other GM; however I don't think this is a GM piece. I'll show it to some friends who are more familiar with Studebaker and Linc-Merc. Fuel door was one my guesses too, and I searched google images with no success. Also thought it might be a grille center to mount an emblem, or maybe a delete plate or access plate for an instrument panel.

Measures about 5-1/4" x 4", and is "folded" at the centerline. Casting number XO-1807 on back, along with Dohler-Jarvis logo.

Right and left inner fenders that fit all 1946-1948 Super and Roadmaster models. Appear to be early takeoffs---they are very clean and solid. $450 for the pair. Might separate if no interest in the pair. Parts are available for pickup near Allentown PA. If you require shipping I can refer you to a local service.