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#640447 04/24/2010 2:36 PM
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I have a 1954 Chevy 3100 pickup. It has what looks like a factory clock. It is located above the instrument panel and attaches to the dash but it and it's frame protrude out from the dash.
No one I have talked to ever remembers a clock for the 1954. Is this a factory clock and if so does it add value to the truck. It does have the four speed automatic.

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This is a very sought after option. They were first available in the 1954 Chevrolet and GMC trucks

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How 'bout a picture, I don't recall ever seeing one.

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[font:Arial Black]COURTESY OF TIM LEDERMAN[/font] You can always count on him having the info. He also has the templates for this

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Remember to check out Tim's web page when searching info on 1954's
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I have one in my 54 also, hard to find accesorie.

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Here is another picture of a Chevrolet 54 truck clock and housing

The truck clock was a wind-up clock. The 53/54 automobile had two accessory clocks, a wind-up clock (the same as used in the truck) and an electric clock. 54/55 GMC trucks had a similar (if not the same) wind-up clock, but GMC had a completely different dash and "housing".

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What is the dimensions of the opening in the clock? thinking of putting a tach there. ron


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If you are referring to the 54/55 truck clock housing:

3 and 1/8" outer diameter (outer edge of trim ring)

2 and 3/4" inner diameter (what the inner body/barrel has to clear)

Or, are you referring to the clock itself? (I have a "trash" clock/bezel that's yours if you pay shipping)?


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