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Can anyone tell me what year and size Chevy this grill screen fits?
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/40s-...mQQcategoryZ33645QQitemZ8040598461QQrdZ1

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Looks like the one I got for my 41 Sedan not for a Truck.

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looks like '55-'59 Chevy truck to me;just a guess though.
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I think it's for an AD or TF truck, or a "AD" type sedan. (Fleet/Style probably)

The Liberty/Victory (art deco) trucks have a much larger grille, and I'd assume that it's a short, wide grille based on the orientation of the chevy logo, so that rules out anything earlier than 1941.


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