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#389197 03/17/2008 5:09 PM
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does any one have any idea what goes in the 2 openings in the dash of my 26 truck

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I think the people on the VCCA website could give you a detailed answer and photos. There are also members here with 26 Chevy trucks in the Gallery. If you look at Ebay item #260220546741
you will see an example of a 1926 sedan, dashboard photos and all. I am betting that the two dashes are almost the same.


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The 1926 trucks used the same instruments as the 1925-26 model late Superior V car.


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Anthony, try this link, lots of good people there as there are here but understand that as with any forum there are also the ones who tend to be a bit of a pain in the butt.

www.vccachat.org


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thanks guys for your help

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