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#222953 12/29/2006 7:40 PM
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Hi, can anyone show me a picture of what the hood emblem on my 47 1tonner should look like? I"m looking for one if anyone knows where to find one.

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[img]http://www.fiberglassics.com/0/truck/liltruck.jpg[/img]

#222954 12/29/2006 9:36 PM
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Kelly, Click into the Gallery, at the top of the page. Then click '47-55. You'll see plenty of examples, of what your hood ornament should look like. Nice look'in truck you have there.


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#222955 12/29/2006 10:21 PM
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Thanks. I love this old thing.

I've looked at many of the pics and I guess what I'm wondering is if any other emblems from different years fit the thing so I know what to look for. I'd really like to get the remaining missing parts for it so I can drive it in style. All I'm missing is the front emblem and the glove box & cover... and I think the battery cover.

It spent its entire life on a farm and I'm the 2nd owner of it I believe. She still runs and I take it around the block every weekend just to wake up the neighbors. (no exhaust, he he) Love the sound of the old 216. I guess I could fix the brakes soon though. (currently stopping it by pulling on the emergency lever and locking up the rear duals)

All I gotta do is fix the brakes, windshield wipers, rear brake lights and put an exhaust system on it... and it'll be legal! Then I can really make some noise and tow my classic boats with it.

p.s. Love the COE's. I've seen one around here just sitting there for the last 10 years.

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Kelly, The hood emblems for '47-'53 Chevy trucks all look the same, & are interchangable from 1/2 ton thru 1 ton. There were 3 different versions though. The early version was made from die cast metal, the middle version was chrome plated steel, & the last version was stainless steel. Any of these will fit. Seems like I tried one from a 2 ton truck once, & it was alittle larger.


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