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Getting a data plate from Mid-Fifties and the question I have is this:
Does someone have a picture of an original plate mounted to the glove box door that I could see so I would know how they were mounted and where on the door?? Thanks for any help! Truck is 1955 F 100--
Hey Rio,
Welcome Aboard! Let me bump this one up a bit to see if we can get you
an answer on where to mount the Data Plate. Nice truck! I grew up in Chapel Hill - Go Heels.
Go to this eBay auction for a glove box lid to see where the data plate goes. This one still has the screws in it. Yours should have holes from where the screws went.
Interesting...I have never seen a slant cab glove box door that DIDN'T have screw holes. I always assumed they came from the factory with the holes drilled.
Thanks--I looked but the alignment of the screws seem to show the plate as being not truly rectangular. Maybe rounded under the center but the plates shown are rectangular in shape. The pic they have may be distorted--thought someone would have an original to compare. My lid had holes filled apparently. Thanks again for the reply.
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