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#1483318 01/13/2023 8:37 PM
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Hello,

Can anybody tell me what the interior of a glove box on a 1940 Chevy PU truck looks like?
I assume it’s cardboard but was it painted or was it covered with felt. In either case, what color would it be?

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Mike


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Looks just to be cardboard .My 54 was cardboard and pretty beat up so I used it as a mold and made a fibreglass one .
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