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These have been in a box in garage for some time. Came with my 66 K10. My guess is helper spring blocks for some application. Anyone ID these?
E 37a-BB
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Looks like FORD. Should be a Ford Script Oval under the patina. Ford PN's start with "E".


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Thanks. I will look again.


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+/- $40


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Looked again close. No ford marking, but the part number was closer to ford nomenclature. I will confer with my ford friend amtrak joe.


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Definitely a Ford part.


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Was he "Playin guitar like ringin' a bell"??????

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