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Do you have a photo of the jack & lug wrench that was furnished with the 1946 1/2 Ton?
I have seen several, all different, that the owners claim are original. I need an honest reference point.

Also a photo of a period correct rear view mirror and bracket for the 46.
I know GM did not furnish rear view mirrors on PU's but I have seen several trucks with brackets that attach to the valance over the windshield but have no info where the bracket came from.
I am posting photos of the mirror/bracket I am talking about. Where did they come from??
Thanks in advance,
Harold
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Of course none of those mirrors are factory installed. Someone may identify them, but they all appear to be 50's and 60's vintage.

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Hi Harold,

The first rear view mirror you posted looks like 2 I have that were attached to early 1941 Chevy military trucks. Even the phillips head screws match which is peculiar as they are about the only phillips head screws found on my 41 truck as it came from the factory. All military trucks of the era came with factory installed inside rear view mirrors. I can hunt down a part number if you are interested...it may help your search.

Paul

Edit...looked at the first image a bit closer, and I believe that image you posted may be from my truck since it is OD green! The third image looks like the same mirror though.

Last edited by Paul_WNC; 11/07/2018 11:20 AM.

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