What vehicle are these brackets for?

[19Fordy]

They were in a 41 Ford coupe, but just laying in the trunk. Any ideas are welcome. I am hoping someone can use them as I want to sell them but don't know application. Thanks, JIM

 

[Vic Piano]

Just a guess here but, is the Coupe a Club Coupe, with a rear seat, or a Business/Opera Coupe? It’s possible that the two brackets could be part of the folding jump (opera) seats.

 

[19Fordy]

Just a guess here but, is the Coupe a Club Coupe, with a rear seat, or a Business/Opera Coupe? It’s possible that the two brackets could be part of the folding jump (opera) seats.

Thank you. That may well be.
Coupe is a club coupe, but someone installed a bench seat in the back.
It has stock split folding front seats. If anyone needs these let me know.

 

[john hamilton]

I think they're the brackets supporting the windshield that pushes out like on a Model A. My Packard has them too. 1930 air conditioning.

 

[40 Deluxe]

Nope! Windshield does not push out on a '41.

 

[fordy_nine]

I don't think they came from a '41 model - the pattern of the wing nuts is from an earlier era, like Twenties or Thirties......Bob L

 

[51 MERC-CT]

Maybe not '41 but they look like part of a trunk lid support system

 

[1932tub]

Too crude for a 41, but why do they have a wingnut?
If they had a slot like an early windscreen bracket it would be obvious that they would have a wing nut or a knurled fastener like an early Ford.