Reproduction Parts for 1916-1964 Chevrolet Passenger Cars & 1918-1987 Chevrolet & GMC Trucks



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Ed_Osier
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#473911 09/05/2022 1:03 AM
by jcoup37
jcoup37
The 1937 chevy has a hole in the dash for defroster. The plug that covered the hole if the option for defrost was not taken what is it called.
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#473943 Sep 6th a 12:39 AM
by Headlighter
Headlighter
My 1937 Chevy had a heater & defroster installed by the dealer when new.
When I bought it the metal cover for the vent hole was in the dash, so I'm quite sure it was installed at the factory and removed when a defroster was added.

My cover is not for sale, but for reference, here are pictures.
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#473949 Sep 6th a 04:15 AM
by Rusty 37 Master
Rusty 37 Master
Ed,

You are correct. There is only one defroster opening for the driver’s side of the windshield in a ‘37. There were defroster outlets for both sides in 1938.

The part in Headlighter’s post looks like the block-off plate that was in my ‘37.

The really rare part is the single defroster duct for a 1937 car.
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#473960 Sep 6th a 01:32 PM
by Tiny
Tiny
That is WAY different from the 38. You can't even see them in a 38 unless you remove the windshield garnish molding or crawl under the dash. Interesting to see Chevy evolution in action.
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