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#574212 09/14/2009 11:40 PM
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we have a book called 1947- 1954 TRUCK Factory Assembly Manual. the book is quite informative, but i have a quick question. on many diagrams there are bolt, nuts, and washers and they typically have a 5-7 number code before the word bolt, nut, or washer. Does anyone know what these codes mean? there is no index in the back or a chart decoding the sizes or part numbers. any help?

For example: 106285 BOLT


the book looks like this
\http://bookie.lloydsautolit.com/Shop%20Manual%20Covers/GENERAL%20MOTORS/1947-1954%20CHEVY%20TRUCK%20SERVICE%20REPAIR%20MANUAL.jpeg


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Hy zaboomafoo, it looks like those are the GM part numbers for those items, hope that helps.

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I am not good at looking up parts numbers in Master Parts Catalogs, but there are some hardware parts numbers in that document.

http://chevy.oldcarmanualproject.com/1929_54chevyparts/08/473.HTM

I could not quickly find your number.

Tim


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Is there a manual for GMC?

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I don't know about a GMC manual. But good luck finding one. And the master parts catalouge will probably be quite helpful, thanks for posting that.


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Bubba - Curmudgeon
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Yes, there are Master Parts Books for GMC. What year - 1950?

They show up on eBay every so often; and, a person on oldGMCtrucks.com sells a CD version that includes 1950.


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Thank You! I'll look for that!


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