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I am restoring a 1942 1 1/2 ton truck and need to know the colours ot the emblem in front of the radiator

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G'day Sandgroper there is a photo of the grill badge on the Chevs of the Forties catalogue. Should be on their website. From memory they stock the decals for the emblem. I'm in Perth so if you need any more info yell out.

Cheers mate

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Thanks Bob

I'll check it out

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Even better. Thanks for that Don.

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Thanks Don
Exactly what i was after

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