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This is an original rear end from a Master Deluxe Coupe. Less than 45,000 original miles. Has a set of 3" lowering blocks installed. Complete. $200 FIRM

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For Sale: Ray and His Little Chevrolet record $25.00 plus shipping.

Looking for the rear bumper guard that goes in the middle which opens, called the pull down guard on the 1947-48 chevy sedan. Oldie62-Greg
gmduque323@gmail.com
Thank you

In early April I will be traveling from Florida to New York up the Blue Ridge Parkway and on through New Jersey to Woodstock New York making stops along the way. In late April I will be returning non-stop to Jacksonville driving a small pick-up truck capable of hauling a few hundred pounds for another VCCA member. respond if you have a need.

Does anyone have any first-hand experience with new reproduction radios that are stock-appearing?

I would like to purchase one, but I am concerned about build quality and functionality, especially for the price. Some folks on forums have mentioned issues with volume control.

https://vintageautoradio.com/products/1951-52-chevrolet-am-fm-bluetooth%C2%AE-radio

My goal is to have a factory-appearing radio that supports Bluetooth and has RCA outputs. I will not be using the internal amplifier or AM/FM tuner.

Any experiences or advice is welcome. Thank you!

I'm chasing info on the correct OEM dipstick for a 63 Impala 283, if anyone could post a photo of one that would be very much appreciated!

A pair of Original 1947 - 1948 Guide Chevrolet Passenger Car Parking Light Clear Lens. The driver's side glass lens is # 5936809 L.H. This lens is in excellent shape. One small chip where is touches the gasket, which will not show when installed. The passenger side Guide glass lens is part # 5936810 R.H. This lens is definitely used with NO cracks, however it does have one tiny stone chip that can hardly be seen. $12/pair + shipping.

Email me for a list of over 500+ 1936-1954 Chevy parts for sale. Most of the parts fit 1939-1948. Most of the parts are NOS GM. vcca66chevelle@gmail.com

Looking for a descent set of gravel guards for my 1947 chevy sedan. Thanks, Greg-oldies62
gmduque323@gmail.com is my email

Hopefully this fits in this forum- I am curious if anyone knows about the engine plant designations that are stamped on the machined pad along with the assembly date and suffix code. I was referencing The Lime Book, which only has V-8 information, and it shows that the plant designation for the Flint engine factory changed from 'F' to 'V'. 'F' was used from 1955 to 1966 and 'V' began being used on 1967 and up. Did this only apply to V-8's or were the six cylinders also changed? I've also seen it referred to F- Flint (Motor) and V-Flint (Engine). Was the 'V' an addition or new assembly line just for V-8's and the sixes kept the 'F'? Curious what anyone knows or has documented about this.
Thanks!