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#531220 04/23/2009 12:11 AM
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I would do a search but I don't know what these are called. My 53 3100 has a wing shaped flap of metal attached to the upper door frame just above the vent window on both sides. They are attached with phillips head screws so I suspect they are aftermarket rain covers so you can crack the vent without water getting in the cab. I don't see them on pictures of otherwise stock trucks. Were they a factory option?

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I think they came as original equipment, but I may be wrong. My truck has them. Where in Texas are you?

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My 52 also has them, I believe original eqpt.
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From 1951-55 there was a rain deflector at the forward top edge of the all doors (unfortunately, there is no photo in the Shop manual). You can almost see the deflector in this Master parts Book.

Some people added a stainless steel non-GM air deflector.

Any possibility you can post a link to a picture of what you are referring to?


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FastEddie- I am in Plano-DFW area

Tclederman- Yes that illustration looks to be them. Mine were painted which makes sense for that year.


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