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Nope, those are 1957 only. The 1958 were different :

Thank for your input and research about those letters ! They were in the parts I received when I bought my '58 but, of course, unrelated to it. No, the pegs/pins are not ground off. There are none. What you see behind the letter is original. It looks like those letters were meant to be glued on.

Hello Marty, No part numbers behind the letters, only a small DPCD logo. Just for info, the marks that you see on the "P" letter are not pitted chrome but glue residue. Someone tried to glue that letter and did a messy job. Here's a close-up of the "H" letter's rear.

Hello, I'm selling those PLYMOUTH letters, they are driver's quality. The year is unknown to me (may be before 1968?). There is no stud, it seems they have been glued on. I'm asking $30.00 for the set (plus shipping). I'm located in Europe. Thank you. Vincent

Just one question : why do you call them "assembly line parts" ?

Can you remind us of the website address ? Thank you

Wow. It's the first time in my 35 years of american cars hobbying that I see a part of a Chrysler Turbine for sale. But if I were you, I'd put that thing on eBay. I'm pretty sure it would go higher than that.

Well, Antonello, you beat me to it ;) I see you have a shipping address in NJ ?

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The shipping quote is going to be the problem. I'm in Europe. Can we discuss this over email ? My address is : belvedere.1958 (at) orange (dot) fr Thanks.

Hello, Are they still available ?