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| | | | Joined: Jan 2007 Posts: 117 Shop Shark | | Shop Shark Joined: Jan 2007 Posts: 117 | where can i find and purchace windlace fo my 47?
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mickster,
Where have you looked? Are you having trouble finding it?
Classic Parts has it and Jim Carter should have it (but the upper windlace for 47 to 49-early trucks does not show up on JCs new/improved website). Steele Rubber most likely also sells the windlace and their quality is usually excellent.
Most likely you are referring to a 1947 Advance-Design truck, but you might want to make that clear in future posts (or, put that in your profile or your "signature").
As you most likely know, Chevrolet sold the earlier 1946 trucks into 1947 (and states, of course, registered them as 1947) and some people mean those trucks when they refer to 1947.
Classic Parts and Jim Carter (and others) also sell the 1946 windlace.
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