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#148428 09/24/2006 2:43 AM
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Found out there are actually two different versions off the black, & white decal. See here, 1947-'49 version http://chevy.tocmp.com/chevyresto/4974.htm 1950-'55.1 version http://chevy.tocmp.com/chevyresto/5074.htm


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1948 Chevrolet 5700 COE Holmes HD W35 Wrecker
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Yep your excatly right. I need the one for the 47 truck. There id also a disc behind the knob with the words high and low on it. Mine is almost completely worn off.


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Looks like the one we have already created is the earlier type? I'll have to work on the later type also then.

Still in the works everybody. I was telling Spanky in an email that getting samples has been like pulling molars!

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OK, got samples in the they look AWESOME! You guys will love them. These are samples only, meaning of other stickers, but the color and quality is the best. I did a test on my 50 and they adhear well and will conform to the necessary shape fine. I am thinking I am gonna make you guys wait for one more test and that is sun exposure....not long, but I put a couple of the samples in direct sun and will see if anything happens over the next week. Get ready! I guess from Spankys post here we are technically talking about the 47-49 version here for the real critical. I may create a 50-55 version also...let's see.

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I'm still in for the purchase once you are happy with the product. I'd like the 51 version if those are going to be avalable. But I honestly don't believe anyone but an expert will know the difference.


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Apprently this project died on the vine. I would be interted in a decal if it ever becomes avalaible.
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It hardly feels like a year has gone by sense we last talked about these. Seems like just a few months ago...


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They're available. I bought mine at the Kansas City show. Contact Mongo, he is the one that had them made up,
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Check out the Feb 07 News for a pic of how they turned out.
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