Anyone recognize these classic brackets?

70stangcoupe

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Found a plethora of classic brackets, wondering if anyone can identify what these came off of, or even run the numbers for me.

Only numbers on it are as follows: D7DH19D624 AA

Numbers are almost gone, but I can read: D0(something)E

No numbers

Has an F with a circle around it, no other numbers

Numbers Read: D3OE 9B450AA

No numbers

No Numbers

I can read "M8" on the pulley, D8OH 19W653 A1A on the bracket part

No numbers.

I'm positive these are either Ford V8 or Inline 6 parts. Thanks for any help you guys can offer!!

 

70stangcoupe

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Please?

 

dolfan87

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"D0(something)E" is your alternator bracket. The rest i am unsure of.

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Ozsum67

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Gonna E-bay em?

 

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The first one appears to be an A/C Bracket, the last 2 look like A/C idlers

 

70stangcoupe

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I guess Ozsum. Need to know what they are first though! LOL.

Thanks for the help so far guys! I'm pretty sure the last one is a Power Steering bracket for a 250I6.

 

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The first one looks like an AC compressor bracket. Don't know off of what.
Number two looks like an alternator bracket. Again, don't know off of what.
Number three looks like a power steering pupmp adjusting bracket off an FE motor.
Number four is also a PS pump adjusting bracket. Maybe 351W.
Next three...No clue.
Number eight...AC idler.
Last one...No idea.

 

Mustangmaker67

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I agree w/96DOHC, except #3 I think is a P/s Bracket on a AC engine, #9 P/S bracket From a early 70's truck 360.

 

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I have the first bracket in my parts bin. It is off of a 1969 Mustang eitherf 302 or 351W.

 

Loup-garou

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Have a look at Classic Auto Air's online parts catalog for Mustangs - there are lots of photos and parts drawings there... should help you identify some of these parts.

 

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I'll take a stab.

70stangcoupe: Found a plethora of classic brackets, wondering if anyone can identify what these came off of, or even run the numbers for me.

Only numbers on it are as follows: D7DH19D624 AA
A Granada item.

Numbers are almost gone, but I can read: D0(something)E
1970+ smallblock alternator bracket.

No numbers
67-69 smallblock PS pump bracket

Has an F with a circle around it, no other numbers
67-70 BB PS pump bracket (?) I think

Numbers Read: D3OE 9B450AA
Beats me.

No numbers
Beats me.

No Numbers
Beats me.

I can read "M8" on the pulley, D8OH 19W653 A1A on the bracket part
68-up adjustable idler pulley, practically universal on Ford AC.

No numbers.
Another PS pump bracket, 6 cyl IIRC, but…

I'm positive these are either Ford V8 or Inline 6 parts. Thanks for any help you guys can offer!!