Technical Identifying 1940s three on the tree column

Hi,
I bought a mild customised 34 Chevy Roadster. Most of the work was done in the 50s. At least this what I was told (makes a good story too) and this is what most of the parts tell.
I have a hard time identifying the steering column with shifter. It looks a bit younger than the late 30s Chevy, but different than the later Chevys (they have a screwed little bracket to hold the upper shifter, while mine has a full collar). Probably some other GM cousins? I looked at Pontiac, but they look like Chevy too.
It‘s linked to a 1950 GMC 270 with trans. Works flawless.

Any help is welcome.
THX for reading
Lars

 

Looks like late 30s Chevy. Here’s a picture of a 39 I pulled off the internet

 

THX shadow creek - your right!
I was too blind or looked at the wrong pics.

 

No worries, glad I could help. Do you have any pics of the whole car?

 

Will send pics of the car by end of week, as I´m away from (home)computer till friday.

BTW: love the area you live in. Been a few times to Texas, love especially the Texas Hill Country/San Anton/Austin
Great place to live!

 

Here a few pics of the whole car. As said it’s mild custom from the mid 50s. A little pinstriping, shaved door handles heat pleated interior. 1950 GMC with dual zenith carbs over Nicson intake. It’s funny that it has some resemblance with **** Bertoluccis current 1933 Chevy Roadster (yellow/red combination). Although mine looks like a faded early cousin.