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Task Force cowl vent panel- same all years?
#606669 01/03/2010 8:07 AM
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Hey, all-

More specifically, does anyone know if the cowl vent panel (the small panel that the windshield wipers come through) is the same between a '55 Chevy and a '57 GMC? It looks like it, eyeballing, but I'd hate to bust out the old one on my '55 Chevy and find the '57 GMC part doesn't match.

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Re: Task Force cowl vent panel- same all years?
taskforce430 #606900 01/04/2010 2:32 AM
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From this link at American Classic Truck it looks like you can interchange them.

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