Can someone identify these please

[Christies Collection]

Can someone help me identify these if they can I'm digging out alot of car parts and I need them identified to sell them 

[straight8pontiac]

Good morning... your 1st picture looks like a Pontiac hood with the Silver Streak molding and hood ornament. Good luck with your identification...Dave

[NailheadBob]

The 3rd picture looks like a 1966 Chevelle hood.

 

 

Bob

[The 55er]

I was going to suggest the large hood in the 3rd picture fits a big 1963 Mercury.

[joe_padavano]

16 minutes ago, NailheadBob said:

The 3rd picture looks like a 1966 Chevelle hood.

 

 

Bob

I'm afraid not.

 

[Oldtech]

I think the hood is 63 Mercury Monterrey like 55er said.  Side panels could be Plymouth but that's a guess.  Top one definitely Pontiac 1940 ish. 

[joe_padavano]

14 minutes ago, Oldtech said:

I think the hood is 63 Mercury Monterrey like 55er said. 

I'd say that was spot-on

 

[pont35cpe]

Hood, 1937 Pontiac  Hood ornament is fairly rare item alone.

Edited June 14, 2022 by pont35cpe (see edit history)

[lump]

On 6/14/2022 at 9:59 AM, The 55er said:

I was going to suggest the large hood in the 3rd picture fits a big 1963 Mercury.

Mr 55er is pretty darn sharp on parts from the 1950's and early 60's. Tip o' the hat to you, sir! 

[sagefinds]

The old hood half looks like 35 Chevy Master.

[Christies Collection]

Ok does anyone know where to sell these kind of parts ?

[m-mman]

17 hours ago, Christies Collection said:

Ok does anyone know where to sell these kind of parts ?

The problem is the size.  A small trinket can easily travel through the mail.  For the most part these would require the buyer to pick them up. They are not worth the shipping. (includes packing & taking to a shipping center) 

It looks like you are in Utah. Few old car swap meets in that area. And you would need to take them to the swap meet anyway. 

 

Now that you know what they are, a local venue would be your best bet.  Craigslist? Offerup, Facebook, etc.  List them with the now known application and see what happens. 

[sagefinds]

4 hours ago, m-mman said:

The problem is the size.  A small trinket can easily travel through the mail.  For the most part these would require the buyer to pick them up. They are not worth the shipping. (includes packing & taking to a shipping center) 

It looks like you are in Utah. Few old car swap meets in that area. And you would need to take them to the swap meet anyway. 

 

Now that you know what they are, a local venue would be your best bet.  Craigslist? Offerup, Facebook, etc.  List them with the now known application and see what happens. 

Very well put.