Hello what does BAE mean when it’s part of a part number  BAE-0000000 thanks 

Sounds like a Manufacturers casting # not an actual Part#.

  

How about this number can someone tell me what it is BAE-6404144CP thanks 

manufacturers casting # for a Sunvisor Bracket. Ford used to issue catalogs which would show "Casting #' cross reference to actual Ford Part#. Then you could go to Parts Catalog and figure out that Part Application.

  

... can someone tell me what it is BAE-6404144CP

Is this number found on the part itself? It is a FORD ENGINEERING ID NO. BASIC PN 04144 is a VISOR BRACKET.

Most likely, to find the CORRECT SERVICE PN, you will need a period CROSS REFERENCE LIST.

BAE prefix is correct. The four character PN PREFIX did not come into use until all car cataloging began to use the new FORD P&A SYSTEM IN 1959

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I hope this description was not too long ...

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No not to long at all I do not see 64B on your page of body styles.  I was told this part number. Is for a sun visor bracket for a  glasstop Crown  Victoria  body style 64B thanks to everyone. 

Have a look at Picture.

  

The last 2 digits on your # and what parts Catalog shows are the same-"CP".  I would tend to agree it fits your Application.

  

Yours is a 1955 64B, correct?

TRIM CODE 64B visor arm had been removed from service in the 49/59 MPC FINAL ISSUE. Below it still shows in the 1959 edition.

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... what does BAE mean when it’s part of a part number BAE-0000000

PN PREFIX BAE is 1957 MERC.. BAF IS 1958 MERC.

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