what are these called and what year and make 36-38 ply?

thanks nick

How big are they, and are they rubber with the tall end open or have a vertical slot about 2" high and 1/2" wide? Could be the front bumper grommets 35-37 Dodge & Plymouth. Gene

I think they sit on the front fenders, would there be a turn single light in that housing. some more pics.

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i always called those "horn covers".they were mounted on the front fenders below the headlites. i can't say they were designed as such, but a buddy of mine way back in the 70's had a 35 plymouth sedan, and the horns were mounted behind them. if i recall, ford also used grills to cover the horns on 35 & 36 models. they were about 4" round and also mounted below the headlites on the front fenders.

thanks Moparx you could be right looks like a horn would sit in there. is there a proper name for them?

thanks Ron, horn covers it is.

Nick, They are the horn covers for 36 Dodge D-2 Passenger car only as Ron shows. Trucks don't have them. The 35 is similar, but different shape. If you look at the shape of the grill on these it is a miniture of the radiator grill of the 36 Dodge. I put my signal lights behind them, and you only know they are there when they are on. What are you going to use them on? Hope that helps, Bob

Ron that is a nice looking car wife said it's gorgeous.

Bob I have a 37 dodge coupe was not planing on use them on the car but that is something to think about. I bought a big box of parts years ago and about a week ago stated sorting through the box and those were in there along with headlight buckets, stands, fog lights and taillights so i may need to ID some more parts.

thanks nick