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#856613 06/05/2012 12:05 AM
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What were the factory grease pencil markings on the firewall for?

The marks on my `59
[IMG]http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff117/olddaze/photobucket-26445-1338846578849.jpg[/IMG]


1959 Shortbed stepside 1/2 ton project
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Usually they were assembly markings as a building process step was completed and ok'd by the line inspector. They can vary widely as often they were just someones initials and/or an assembly code dedicated to that inspector.


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Mine seems to have been a bit more explicit on my 57 3100...it's now just a line of rust (as is much of the rest of the truck), but you can understand it...

http://i1195.photobucket.com/albums/aa397/fourbrads/57%20chevy/DSC02995.jpg


Jim


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