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Howdy All --- I have heard mention of an exploded view for the front end components but have yet to find one. Mostly I'm looking for info on sequencing the parts back together. Many of my teardown photos have disappeared and I want to try and avoid doing this several times.

Memory is a poor substitute. Especially mine...and especially after a couple of years.


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"front end" being the axle assembly or the sheet metal [dog house]? I haven't seen a Factory Assembly Manual for the Deco series, but likely there'll be an illustration in the Master Parts catalog

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Maybe these will help?
As Bill asked, what parts of the assembly are you looking for?

http://chevy.oldcarmanualproject.com/parts/1929_54/376.htm

http://chevy.oldcarmanualproject.com/shop/1942_47/4247csm313.htm

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Duh...should'a said "front end BODY parts" guys. Sorry 'bout that. Lookin' to see if there is some info on how the inner fenders, fenders and other body components go back together. Been too long.


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about as good as you get here

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Thanks Red --- That does help. Just wish I could find that kinda view for the 42-46's. Must be one out there somewhere.


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