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Were the bumper stripes alway black? :confused:

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For 1940 Chevrolet, the twin bumper strips were painted black from the factory. I have an NOS bumper for my car.


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I was able to locate some 1940 wingtips and they were striped in red, which looks ok, but I want to keep it as close to stock as possible.
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Did the 1940 Cabriolet have red bumper stripes

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No 1940 Chevrolets had red bumper stripes.The production bumper guards, the folding trunk guard, and the wing tips (if your lucky enough to have the) all should be black.


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About 30 years ago I purchased an NOS 1940 bumper. I still have it and it has factory Black stripes on the bumper.


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Black it will be!!


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