RHuddle56,
Here is an eBay listing with a variety of photos:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...1&category=80741&sspagename=WDVW There is a sheet metal plate that the speaker mounts to - this plate mounts to the front of the radio with nuts that go around the tuning posts. I have not seen this plate for sale but it could be easily made (I have a home made one and an original one). Let me know if you want a .pdf pattern mailed or posted. This plate is needed to adapt a manual tuner '53/'54 Chevy car radio to look like (and mount like) the truck radio.
There is a dark cardboard dust cover that is attached to the top of the speaker plate and goes over the top of the speaker towards the rear of the radio (this is shown in one of the last pictures in the eBay listing). This is sold by Chevs of the 40s.
On the front of the speaker plate is a foam rubber cushion (see in the photos). This does not seem to be sold as a replacement part for the '54 (but is available for earlier years - in a different style).
There is also a side mounting bracket that goes on the right side of the radio (when facing the front of the radio). This is missing in the photos. This bracket is not sold as a replacement part.
There is a cast metal trim plate that goes around the tuning window of the radio, on the cab side of the dash. This is available as an aftermarket part (from Jim Carter, Chevs of the 40s and others).
I hope this is a help in answering at least part of your question. Also, I could copy and post the appropriate eBay photos in this reply, if you want them here.
Tim
