Adaptor Plate Identification needed (1 Viewer)

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I need assistance in identifying the adaptor plates in the pictures below. The ones marked 100-S (middle and bottom) are identical and each milled out of steel, and I believe they are for a SAGINAW power steering conversion. The one marked 200-A (top) with the large hole and indented hole is milled from aluminum, and I believe it is for a transmission/transfer case conversion. The plates came with the 1966 FJ40 project I inherited. Information on the applications and company that produced them would be great.
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Upper looks like an sm420 adapter, Danny Warden used to make them back in the day, but many have come out with there own version. @pardion can probably identify it. Never seen ps plates like that?
 
The steel ones look like they would sit on the sides of the frame rails with how they are milled out.
 

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