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35 minutes ago, wayfarerstranger said:

Can anyone ID this part ?

IMG_6541.JPG

IMG_6543.JPG

Hard to say for sure by looking down on them instead of directly at them from the front,but they MIGHT be the bumper ends for a 42 Dodge.

In case you don't know the bumpers on the early 50's Dodge's were made from 3 pieces bolted together to the bumper reinforcement piece that runs full length from one side to the other,

Edited by knuckleharley
Posted

It's a gravel guard insert ... fits behind the bumper ..... the holes suggest to me that it's the front gravel guard ,,,,, not sure what specific year of application. 

Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, greg g said:

42??

Was that a question for me?

I wrote 42 because just a couple of weeks ago I dissassembled a bumper for a 42 Dodge to send to another board member,and I am unsure if the 46 and later bumpers are still 3 piece bumpers,or one piece bumpers.

BTW,the 42 bumper style was a one year only piece. Seems like everything on the body but the hood,the rear fenders and the trunk lid were 42 only.

Edited by knuckleharley
Posted
38 minutes ago, casper50 said:

my 47 is 3 piece

 

Thanks,I figured they were right up to 49 when the body changed,but wasn't sure.

Posted (edited)

my 47 has a 2 piece front gravel shield.  It doesn't look like that though.

 

Edited by casper50
Posted
42 minutes ago, Reg Evans said:

My 42 has a 1 piece gravel shield and a 3 piece bumper.

So does mine.

Posted
52 minutes ago, Reg Evans said:

My 42 has a 1 piece gravel shield and a 3 piece bumper.

Does it have a bumper now???

Posted

Well, I did get one from Nuckleharley but before I can install it'll need re-plating.

 

1 bumper.jpg

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15 minutes ago, greg g said:

Just my guess, a lot of 42 sheet metal smalls were unique to that year only

Good guess.

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