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I have a 1951 Styleline Deluxe. I have looked the car over, and I do not see any engine to chassis or frame ground anywhere. I do not have any electrical issue's, but was wondering if they came from the factory with above mentioned grounds?
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I have a 1951 Styleline Deluxe. I have looked the car over, and I do not see any engine to chassis or frame ground anywhere. I do not have any electrical issue's, but was wondering if they came from the factory with above mentioned grounds? I now have 2 1951 Styleline Deluxe's, one a 2 dr sdn, the other a sport coupe. Both are complete, running vehicle .... not parts cars. Neither has an engine to chassis ground.
1951 Chevy Styleline Deluxe 2 door sedan / purchased from second owner 6-19-2000.
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Other than the battery grond cable there was nothing.
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My guess would be that the powers-that-be decided it was unnecessary.
Actually, the body is grounded if you consider the rocker panel-to-frame mounts (3 per side). Methinks.
Last edited by styleline51; 06/05/14 09:56 AM.
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