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#474603 11/23/2008 9:33 PM
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I am wondering if I am missing a part on my 49 chev p/u front end.Is there a panel that goes below the grill and between the inner fender panels ? I did not see any type of panel other than the splash pan for sale in the aftermarket catalogs. Thanks

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I'm not sure how the '49s are. My 38 has an upper and lower baffle between the radiator and grill. Someone with a 49 will chime in soon I'm sure.


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Yes there is a splash panel that goes between the inner fenders and below the grill. The bottom of the grill bolts to it.


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Check ebay. they come up for sale there quite often. I get a kick out of this splash pan having a hole in it for a crank. I can't imaging crank starting my '48.


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Just bought a "Grille to Rad Support" from Classic Industries.
Looks good & fits good. I have bought from them in the past and so far I am very satisfied with the quality. http://www.classicparts.com/searchprods.asp

This one sells for $134.95 less 10% $13.50 for Stovebolt members
$121.54 for us bolters.

Product # 61-712

Hope this can help you out.

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sure does thanks for the info I'll be looking online for one tonight. Hope the uPS man gets here before my wife gets home from work.


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