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#142814 06/01/2005 12:59 AM
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Hey Guys, will a 56 1/2 ton pickup grill fit in a '56 4400 series truck. They look the same but just wondering. Thanks, Steve.

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if they look the same ... they are! grin the bigger trucks got a totally different looking grill, which I think started w/ the 4400 and up [1½T, right?] - if you mean the openings look the same, will the other grill fit ... prolly would, just give'er a try

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#142816 06/02/2005 1:37 AM
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I'm not so sure about that. I know the AD medium-duty truck grilles look like the light-duty grilles, but are actually quite a bit larger. Measure, measure, measure.


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#142817 06/02/2005 3:05 AM
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GMC - only 2 different grills 55-59 - the TF light truck has a grille looks like this - fits inside the hole made by the hood and fenders, leaving a raised lip around the grill - the bigger TF trucks had a completely different grill that fit in the same hole but overlaps the 'lip' around the opening

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#142818 06/02/2005 4:24 AM
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OK, So if they're the same openings why couldn't I put the light duty grill in the 4400 series opening? They measure pretty close. Anybody done this?

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haven't seen it done, but if it fits and you prefer the egg crate grill [I do], give it a try - you may have to drill some mount holes to suit, but that's easy - I had a 56 grill in my 57 frankentruck for a while, and it worked fine

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#142820 06/02/2005 7:06 PM
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I have seen the big truck grille bar in a '56 half-ton.


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