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Are these AD parts? Click Here

My 53 3100 truck is 98% back together, I got to take it for it's first ride last week and it feels good to drive something that was totally frame off apart for about 2 years.

When I got the truck painted I asked the body shop to give me all the parts back so I could put it back together (That is where I get my enjoyment). Since it has been so long and I am getting old I don't remember everything.

Are these AD parts? I don't see where they go. The body shop was also working on a old Chevelle, a old Camareo, and an old war era Jeep, and 2 others old cars I forget.

I am wondering if they somehow got the parts mixed up and put my color on parts that aren't mine.

Do you recognize them?

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I have a '53 3100 and they don't look familar to me either.

They have a nice coat of paint on them for whatever they go on...

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I had my 52 into pcs. all but the basic cab and do not remember any brackets like those.


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Originally Posted by SW_Radial
I had my 52 into pcs. all but the basic cab and do not remember any brackets like those.


Nope, me neither.


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I have five AD's and have never seen those parts.

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OK, that's what I thought. I'll bring them back to the body shop. Thanks

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Nope, didn't see anything like that on my 52 panel either
.... maybe those are the "spare parts" you found under the seat from the previous owner smile



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I got a few spare parts too, but those don't look like anything on my '53.


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