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I picked up the following parts, which I know are for Corvette, but unsure of exact application. If anyone can help with these, it would be most appreciated.
Mike
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3817860 shaft
10007057 switch
1114421 switch
1997940 switch
1997950 switch
1997949 switch
1997969 switch
912116 light
3788202 knob
3830580 U joint
The '53-72 Corvette Parts Catalog sold through the NCRS Merchandise center ('store' at this website) has an appendix in the back where you can look up part number and be directed to the descriptive section in the catalog that gives where used info. Also, your Chevy parts counterman can look things up by computer. Your list is kind of long for me to do the look-up for you....
This is quite a long list. However, I'll provide some information assuming that the purpose of this is not for eBay parts sales information. Such a thing, in my opinion, goes beyond the "scope" of this board and, certainly, beyond the "scope" of the information which I usually provide. Anyway, here goes:
GM #3817860-----SHAFT, throttle valve, 1962 with Powerglide (replacement part)
GM #3830580-----U-JOINT, driveshaft 63-67 Corvette, 68 Corvette with M/T, also applicable to 55-62 Corvette and 69-70 Corvette with M/T but not originally used for those applications.
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