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Paul, what became of your scans from this book? I have a couple different ones for the Chevy G506, but have not seen one for the G508.

Sadly, TSCoachworks is apparently no longer selling patch panels. I called, and the explanation I was given is they are focusing on "shop work" and not parts production. When I asked if tariffs had anything to do with it, was told they helped make the decision. I asked about buying any remaining ...

WHOO-HOO!! You rock Paul!

Hi Paul,

Any chance you still have the lower radiator baffle that you showed in your picture with the splash guards?

Have not logged on in a while. Glad to see the site still up and running! Hope all is well Paul. Happy New Year!

any updates on the splash guards?

Just got off the phone with Classic Tube... Tim is no longer with the company, so looking things up in their computer was no help. I asked if they could tell how old a pattern was, and was told no.

Fortunately I already knew what part numbers I was looking for. They are:

CTF1168-SS - Chevy / GMC ...

Thanks for the warning. I'll be watching for them.

Paul,

Please let me know if you ever decide to sell these, particularly the driver side.

Dan,

I don't know if you're still following this thread, or still needing one. I found one online, but its a little pricey, and needs rebuilt.

Which Chevy is this used on? Is it similar to the one used on the CCKW 270? Ive seen a 1942 and 1944 Carter carburetor manual for Government trucks, and I am not finding any mention or illustration of one for the Chevy.

Jon Kelley built a pair of very nice bumperettes as detailed in this G503 thread:

https://forums.g503.com/viewtopic.php?f ... &start=120

Thanks Paul for the help in transporting the lance poles. Should maek for some interesting signal corps displays.

Thanks for the pics. So those look different than the ones you previously posted... including the rounded shape of the flag, and also the width of the crimped strips.

I bought a few any way, just in case I need to add a conductor to my harness or make repairs. They were cheap enough...

Simple ...

What is your opinion of these?