I have a number of grills and shell for the 1933 through 1936 chevrolets; question is how do I identify which is which?


ron

Post pictures of them here, and I'm sure the guys will help out. Another way is to look in the book of prewar factory photos. It's in the shop and I'm not, but I believe it's called "A Pictorial History of Chevrolet, 1929-1939" or something close to that. Another way is to use Google Images and call up each year individually and you'll have tens to hundreds of photos of Chevys of that year.

All the Best, Chip

Ron,
I have grilles in my basement for '34/'35 Standard, '36 passenger, '34/'35 truck, and '36 truck, that fit into your range. Let me know if I can help with measurements. I have a badly damaged '34 Master grille and shell somewhere. It might be good enough for measurements if I can find it.

Mike

Green corn do you have a 36 coupe grill