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Looking for someone that has knowledge, information, parts And etc. On a 1950 chevy Big truck. Big as in a 2 ton. It's all apart. This is a different animal. Everything on this truck is different than the pickup or 1 ton. Except for the cab. All the frontend sheet metal is different. And I'm lucky in that I have most of the front end sheet metal. Doors, hood fenders, etc. And it's in good shape. But what I am missing is the grill. Now I know the grill looks the same as a pickup. But it's different also. So here are my thoughts and questions Since I do not have a grill at all. Can I modify a pickup grill to fit the 2 ton. I'm sure the 2-ton grill is taller than the pickup grill. But think it's the same width. But not sure. Does anyone know for sure if I can modify a pickup grill to fit the 2 ton by replacing the pickup brackets with 2-ton brackets making the grill taller? > I know it may sound crazy, but nowadays whatever works. I'm not in a hurry, I have the truck apart. But if the weather holds out, plans are for getting it back together soon So I am kinda looking ahead for parts and information. Thanks for any info you may offer.

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There should be a few two ton grills around either in a old junk yard or on someone’s property if you look around .


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I have a whole 2 ton clip you could have here in Philadelphia. All I want out of it are the headlight buckets. Come and get it. Fenders, grille, inner fenders, runing boards, hydrovac, heck I have the whole frame too. All I bought it for is the cab.


PS - this should not be a 1-ton post.......


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You shouldn't have too much trouble sourcing what you need -- Help yourself to our free Classified Ads section -- the "Swap Meet" in the menu bar at the top of this page). Usually, it's the other way around -- little truck guys who are only finding Big Bolt front clips ...

You might also take a look at our Tech Tips (menu bar at the top of this page). There might be some info there you *might* find useful as it pertains to the bigger trucks.

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As mentioned 1 1/2, & 2 ton 47-53 Chevrolet grilles, not too hard to find. I've seen a few on ebay, and on the 47-54 GM Truck Facebook group pages recently.


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I'd agree that big bolt stuff is easier to find around here. You may have to buy or haul away the entire truck, but they're out there.


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Amtrakjoe, do you have a two ton front clip, minus headlight buckets, to sell? And/ or a frame? Tried a private message which didn't work (?). Thanks.

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please keep all buying/selling in private messages.


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