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Hello,
Not sure if this is posted in the correct place. If not, please don't mind me, feel free to relocate it.

We're installing an original heater on a 1950 Chevy 3600. Is there a bracket that holds the heater hoses to the right side fender well?

Does anyone have a photo of this bracket and where would be the best place to purchase a new or used one?

Thanks everyone.

Here is a pic off my 50

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You can find them on eBay

Not sure if the vendors carry them
You can probably fab one up yourself

Good luck

I used Gus's (DADS50) pictures of his heater hose clip to make one for my '54. I bent it from 12" building strap. (Need to shorten my heater hoses.)

This is the 12 in. building strap that I used to make the clip

Here are the instructions for mounting the clip in the 1951 Accessories Installation Manual. See Figures 100 and 102.

I sometimes see the clips on ebay. Usual price is about $19. I thought that one or more of the usual old-truck supply houses had the clip, but I can't find it. The only one that I can find tonight is from 1960-72chevytruckparts.com

Enter the part number ... 3113429 ... in the search box to read the description. Price = $9.95

EDIT - I just noticed that you are new to the Stovebolt Page. Welcome! This is the best place on the internet to learn about your truck.

Geez, I gotta check my truck to see if my heater hoses are attached to the inner fender with that clip.

Thanks guys! I found one on eBay. Thanks for the welcome Lonnie. I see from some brief browsing that this is a great website. Right now are truck runs. We had the gauges redone, we're trying to find a new wiring harness right now also.
Just want the truck to be a safe driver for this summer.