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Anyone out there willing to take a close up of their data plate and email it to me? I have my original plate, but no paint left at all. The repro plate at Chev's of the 40's has the holes in the opposite corners from mine. Mine are upper left and lower right. It is my intention to make a silk screen so I can put new paint on my old plate with its original stamping from the factory. I need a good clear photo or better yet, a scan of a plate that is off the truck. If it works out, I might be willing to offer that as a service.


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The repro plate from Jim Carter has no holes.

Last edited by Big Tee; 08/23/2010 5:08 PM.

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