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    SOLD!!!! Marv.
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    I did a Google search of late 1930's to 1940's Mopar 4 door sedans it appears that is what they fit. Marv.
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    The first set is Plymouth the last one I still need help with. Marv.
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    The end caps should have 4 digit number and a letter. Marv.
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    International Trucks to tell you the years I need to know the distance center to center on the fan bolts holes. Could be 2-1/8" or 2-1/2" Marv.
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    If the pumps are older rebuilt pumps most likely with the tar paper type diaphragms will need to be replaced at the least. Should than be sold as Coors. Marv.
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    9415 is the AC number 540 Stude 1941-47 Commander 1812 is AC number 421 Chev 1935-36 1523770 AC number 413 GMC truck 1933-34 and 1937-38 Do Google and Ebay searches with the AC numbers Marv.
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