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I see on a few 39 - 46 trucks what appears to be a polished stainless or Aluminum windshield frame. Where these aftermarket items or did they come on a specific model like GMCs only or something.

I saw one at a car show and it looked like aluminum.

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Bill, maybe someone polished on a steel one until it looked like it was "brite". You can do that to steel you know.

My opinion is they were not even an option back them. For Chevies I think the little stainless piece that goes in the windshield gasket was the first "brite" stuff on the windshields but I will leave it to the guys with the books to tell us for sure.


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Aftermarket aluminum windshield frames were indeed made for the 39-46 chevy trucks. I have a new one in the original box from
Automotive Parts out of Kansas City, Kansas with a shipping date of 1985.

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Achipmunk - I thought of that or even having one polished and them plated. I have a search saved in the ebay for windshield frame hoping one will come up.

I would like to either get one or have mine chromed.

Rusty46 - Very cool. Sounds like you might be keeping safe to use yourself. Let me know if it comes up for sale.



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