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| | | | Joined: Jul 2002 Posts: 16 Apprentice | | Apprentice Joined: Jul 2002 Posts: 16 | Have 1954 3100 completely restored, stock Chevy truck and getting ready to place the proper decals on the valve cover and HD oil bath air cleaner. Question to the knowledgeable. The Thriftmaster 235 valve cover decal goes on the side of the cover. WHICH SIDE? The carb side or the distributor side. I have the decal for the HD oil bath air cleaner. Where does it go, on the lid top or the oil can container side? Thanks for any help
Tons of thanks to Tim Lederman who nailed it for me. Decals are now in place according to Chevy assembly manual.
Last edited by Jon Wright; 04/27/2009 11:39 PM.
Jon
Nashville, TN
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Jon,
I have to go out to help a friend. I'll post a diagram and photo of the 54 valve cover decal later this evening, if no one else does. The decal location in shown in the 47-55 Factory Assembly Manual. It is on the passenger side, half on the side and half on top, I dimly recall (a different decal and location, compared to pre-54 valve cover decals).
Can you post a photo of your air cleaner. The were 2 or 3 styles.
Tim
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