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10-13-2002, 06:02 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: enterprise kansas
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another no brain question
ok another question since Im to lazy to surf all the parts places to find out for myself. when I got my truck the front clip was gone. the guy told me it was a 72. I got the title today and it said it was a 71. now the question is this. in the bed there was 2 grills(as well as a rusty set of inner fender and fairly descent outer fenders rad. support and such. on the grills one has a big square cutout spanning the length of the grill between the headlights. almost looks like the ones that have the plastic square in the middle. the other one has a solid piece across the middle of this and a cutout on the upper and lower section for plastic. it also has the blinkers in the metal piece across it. exactly what do I have and do either one actually go to the truck? I know they both fit. was thinking about using the one with the lights in it so I can put a bumper on without blinkers. but for originality purposes though it got me curious.
thanks, Dan |
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10-13-2002, 06:30 PM
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MPG...hmm..more like GPM
Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Medford, Oregon
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the first one would be the correct grille(it is the 71-72 grille .
the second one is the 69-70 grille with the turn signals in the grille.. on a 71-72 the turn signals go in the bumper. 
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(Looking for 67-72 shortwide or shortstep bed) 71 C-10, 500ci of tire shredding Caddy torque, th400, 12 bolt w/Powertrax Lock-Right. Bald Rear Tires  85 Toyota 4x4- 22r 4-banger, 5 speed, I can actually AFFORD to drive this one. |
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10-13-2002, 07:15 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: Killingworth, CT. USA
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A "72" would have the rear view mirror mounted on the windshield and a '71' would be mounted on the headliner.
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