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I have no idea what car this part goes to but I'm thinking Jaguar, or Austin Healey. I got this part with a 57 AH I purchased. The seller also had an XKE. Overall length of the part89"- 49 1/2" wide- 27" tall- 5/8" thick, and 14 holes drilled in the back edge. The part is in very good shape but would need to be rechromed for a concourse car. I'm willing to let this go for a very fair price if anybody needs it. Shipping might be a bit high because of the size.
 

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Was the Etype a 2+2, or a coupe? Looks like half of the rear window chrome for a fixed head E type to me.
 
Jesse thanks for the reply. The car he had was not a coupe. I don't have any idea of the year or model. It's been at least 6 years since I got the part.
 
I second Jesse's guess. I know of no Healey part looking like that and it has the shape of the rear glass from an E-Type. Looks like the bottom bit to me.
 
Curve seems too flat, Marv, but the angle of the photo could be deceiving. :shrug:
 
Side shot of part. This trim piece would lay flat on the car. There is no bend in it. I thought the Healey trim would drop down as it turned into the doors.
 

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Thanks for the ideas on what car this may go on. It seems to remain a mistery at this time. Back in the shed it will go.
 
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