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This 4-hole bracket is to the left of the cowl ventilator knob supports, and I'm trying to figure out if it's OEM or aftermarket.

3 of the 4 holes are the same size and have tabs in them. The second from the left is smaller in diameter and has no tab.

I plan to remove it if it's not original.
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1957 Chevy Panel Truck, powered by SBC 350 from 1977 Camaro
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Looks like an 70’s - 80’s era switch panel for those lighted toggle switches.

Last edited by AwDang; 08/20/2020 11:53 PM.

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Originally Posted by AwDang
Looks like an 70’s - 80’s era switch panel for those lighted toggle switches.
Ooh you may be right!


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Is this in your '57 Panel?

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Yes, just to the right of the steering wheel. Trying to decide whether or not I should remove it.


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I'm going to pull that thing, but I'll hang onto it for a while, in the event that I see one like it on another truck somewhere.


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Maybe in a previous life the truck had a plow or something else that needed a gang of lights and switches


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