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Trying to figure out where the front plate goes as there seems to be no factory bracket or holder...was there such a item? Not seeing anything at the repro places.


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There was a factory bracket, however, they were only installed in states that required a front plate at time of sale. If you take a look at the splash apron under the grille on the right hand side, you will se 2 holes. They will be behind the bumper, about 1/4" below the top edge. That is were the bracket will mount. New ones are available from the reproduction parts suppliers.


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Originally Posted by LONGBOX55
There was a factory bracket, however, they were only installed in states that required a front plate at time of sale. If you take a look at the splash apron under the grille on the right hand side, you will se 2 holes. They will be behind the bumper, about 1/4" below the top edge. That is were the bracket will mount. New ones are available from the reproduction parts suppliers.

Thanks for the info. Can you point me in the right direction as I am not able to find a supplier.


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Scotts Super Trucks [Alberta] has'em 55-59 EXT MISC, part 5G26, they were 55-57 only, 58/9 had 2 holes in the middle of the front bumper for the plate

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Found one on eBay and it`s on the way.
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here is one from classic parts, in case evil-bay falls through.

http://www.classicparts.com/1955-57-Front-License-Plate-Bracket/productinfo/95-417/

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