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Have been trying this topic elsewhere on site and not getting any result's .Are any of the parts on these two grills interchangeable.
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This discussion may be of some help. .............g


Originally Posted by 55 1st suburban
I have to correct myself, after checking the numbers again, it appears that none of the parts are interchangeable.



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There is a dead link in that earlier thread. The front hood emblems are also different.

Master Parts Catalog group 1.268 (check the end of the listings in that group). UTILITY refers to 1.5 and 2 ton trucks.

So, there are various different grill parts for five different grill assemblies in 1954/55:

1. 1/2, 3/4, and 1 ton cab and panel trucks.
2. D-D tucks (step vans)
3. 1.5 and 2-ton trucks
4. COE trucks


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