1940's 1950's Interior Sun Visors

[Scott1963]

Right and left sun visors.  Stamped on the brackets is  328844  PAT 1937 and  328845 and PAT 1937. These came from a collection with a lot of MoPar and a few Packard parts.  But, I have never been able to id them.  Thank you in advance for any help.

[3macboys]

If possible a couple of pictures of the backside might help with a potential part number

 

[Ozstatman]

On 12/2/2021 at 1:03 AM, Scott1963 said:

........Stamped on the brackets is  328844  PAT 1937 and  328845 and PAT 1937. These came from a collection with a lot of MoPar and a few Packard parts. 

Numbers are very close to Packard Numbers for  12th Series sunvisors, close but no cigar.

 

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[Scott1963]

I think I better check those numbers.. I am a little dyslexic when it comes to transcribing numbers sometimes... Thank you!

[Scott1963]

Well, I went to the storage building and pulled these out.  Sadly, the numbers are correct.  It is odd that these would be one digit off from other part numbers for a visor.  But, I looked at some 12th Series cars, and I am pretty confident that these didn't come off a car that fancy.  

 

It is unusual to have any of these brackets have only two mounting holes.  Almost all have 3.  

 

Thank you again for your research and help.  I really thought you might have solved the mystery.

 

Scott

[Ozstatman]

Now that I think about it, a pretty novel experience for me, 🤔 Packard casting numbers, were often only a number or two away from the actual listed part number.

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[Scott1963]

I know on GM and Ford cars, the engineering number was often similar to the part number.  But, I think these numbers matching may be a coincidence.

 

Thank you again,

 

Scott