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Thanks David and JT! I have a '39 and '40 with deluxe heaters. Unfortunately no '41's. This is going to make a nice addition to any number of '41 / '42 owners cars.

Great work on this decal, David!

Jim

David, What paint are you using to restore the heater Thanks Bob

Napa earlier mixed up a custom batch for me for the trim in the middle of the chrome on the dash, and I saw that it is almost spot on for the heater color as well. It is a Martin Senour spray can, 97-4827807 NA (L) DK TUNDRA. Code 48595. The mixture is as follows:
9839 Tec/sys BCD .041
TS231 RS Yellow 10.7
TS218 HS Black 9.4
TS282 UHS BC White 7.9
9842 TEC/SYS RUSS 2.7
3022 Flatting Bas 54.5
9912 Interior Mix 52.1

They mixed this one up for me in the Napa paint store, so be sure the Napa you're going to has this. Only one of the six stores in Billings has it. Cost about $17 to mix it up. They also did a can in Packard Blue for touching up the taillight bodies, which were in terrible condition.

Hope this helps.

I would like two of these please. Thx, Noel

Noel, send me an email with your address and I'll get you setup. I'll have to check on postage to down under.

This is my heater out of my 1941 120 - doesn't look like the rest, there is no evidence of this sticker on it. Does anyone know if this is indeed the correct heater for a 1941 120 touring sedan?

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Yes, that is a Correct 41-120 Deluxe heater.

Thanks!

I concur - that is the same heater my 110 41 Deluxe model had. Slightly different from the one in my 39.