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Hello,

Does anybody have a picture of the windshield bumpers installed on a 1940 1/2 ton pu?

What holds them in?

Thanks,

Mike


1940 Chevy 1/2 Ton presently in pieces...
1940 Chevy Business Coupe
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'Bolter
Here is a photo of the bumpers installed.

You can get them at Jim Carter Truck Parts
[img]https://oldchevytrucks.com/wi231.html[/img]
1936-1946 Windshield Bumpers Chevrolet and GMC Pickup and Big Truck
SKU WI231
$6.75

These fit on either side of the cowl where the stainless windshield crank tongue protrudes. This prevents metal to metal contact between the lower windshield frame and cowl. Made of rubber surrounding an inserted metal washer with a hole for screw to attach it to cowl. You should still have two very small holes for the fasteners in the cowl where these bumpers were originally attached.
Harold

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Harold
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Do they fasten with sheetmetal screws?

Mike


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1940 Chevy Business Coupe
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'Bolter
Mike,
If I remember correctly they are machine screws, #8 x 1/2".
You could use sheet metal screws if your threads are messed up or use a Tap to re-thread the damaged threads.
Harold


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Thanks…. Again 😀

Mike


1940 Chevy 1/2 Ton presently in pieces...
1940 Chevy Business Coupe

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