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DeadheadNM 12-10-2017 09:43 AM

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Originally Posted by 71CHEVYSHORTBED402 (Post 8100839)
Neat idea Deadhead. Here's something you don't see everyday.

Thanks for posting!

greentruck 12-10-2017 11:21 AM

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Are those spacers for the 72 only doors? The screw below the vent window.

71cheyennesuperlongb 12-10-2017 06:58 PM

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No. Too short for door vent spacers.IDK what they are,but cant wait to find the answer!

71CHEVYSHORTBED402 12-10-2017 07:49 PM

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Subject came up 1/2 a year ago. Was a nice lead by the 67-72 encyclopedia. Pretty sure Deadhead knows, so he can't participate.:HA!

John H. 12-10-2017 08:01 PM

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Are those spacers for taillight bezel screws. Two lower on both sides.

71CHEVYSHORTBED402 12-10-2017 08:26 PM

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Originally Posted by John H. (Post 8101769)
Are those spacers for taillight bezel screws. Two lower on both sides.

Come to think of it, seems there is a similar for the rear bezel screws. Might be a #8?.......................I don't know, maybe close, but they're called?

DeadheadNM 12-10-2017 10:46 PM

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Parts manual says spacer for rear lamp - shape would conform to a screw. But where?? I wish these were spacers for the 72- only door panel screw. I'll confirm but shape doesn't seem right and I think there a wee bit too small. Anyone have a pic of another that illustrates location?

71CHEVYSHORTBED402 12-11-2017 12:38 AM

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Originally Posted by DeadheadNM (Post 8101974)
Parts manual says spacer for rear lamp - shape would conform to a screw. But where?? I wish these were spacers for the 72- only door panel screw. I'll confirm but shape doesn't seem right and I think there a wee bit too small. Anyone have a pic of another that illustrates location?

Okay okay......They're flush washers for the #10 screw on the 72 door panel. You can get 100 of them for cheap, and they're an exact fit. These are nickle plated brass. I don't know what the original materials were. .........https://www.amazon.com/Flush-Finishi...=flush+washers

Don't have them handy, but I believe the 1/4" version for the 71ish panels are chrome plated or stainless.

John H. 12-11-2017 12:59 AM

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originals out of a 72.

Attachment 1715937

atog 12-11-2017 04:56 AM

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Those are for the bezels over the tailights 2 per side. How about these cotton pieces?

71cheyennesuperlongb 12-11-2017 11:21 AM

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Weep hole plugs for tailight lens.

John H. 12-11-2017 12:06 PM

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Vacuum gauge inline filter. Maybe on air gauge too.

SoCoC10 12-11-2017 02:32 PM

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How about these? 69 C10 CST we are working on has 7 of these. Thinking 71-72s might have a few more...

atog 12-11-2017 04:49 PM

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Originally Posted by 71cheyennesuperlongb (Post 8102255)
Weep hole plugs for tailight lens.

Correct Hard to find these still intact on front or rear lenses. Luckily I still have replacements

atog 12-11-2017 04:51 PM

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Originally Posted by SoCoC10 (Post 8102397)
How about these? 69 C10 CST we are working on has 7 of these. Thinking 71-72s might have a few more...

Fuel tank attachments

toolboxchev 12-11-2017 08:43 PM

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And I thought you were posting about the screwing I sent you!

71CHEVYSHORTBED402 12-11-2017 10:12 PM

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Originally Posted by atog (Post 8102486)
Fuel tank attachments

71 uses seven as well. They're probably stamped "SEMS".

davischevy 12-11-2017 10:24 PM

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Originally Posted by DeadheadNM (Post 8100829)
Here's an obscure part (set of 4) I received in a parts lot. I honestly don't know exactly where these go. Spacer for what the rear lamp lens?? Between screw and lens?

Those are the sleeves for the tail light trim screws.

Two per side.

71CHEVYSHORTBED402 12-11-2017 11:56 PM

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Originally Posted by SoCoC10 (Post 8100573)
Here's a hint...Some Blazer and Jimmy guys will have these others will not.

Since no takers, I'll guess tire carrier. If those are 1", nearest screw I have is for the LH inner fender brace, but they have spin washers.

DeadheadNM 12-12-2017 12:10 AM

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Originally Posted by John H. (Post 8102071)
originals out of a 72.

Great pic thanks for sharing.

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Originally Posted by John H. (Post 8102298)
Vacuum gauge inline filter. Maybe on air gauge too.

I forgot about that! Installing a vac gauge on my blue blazer thanks for reminder.

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Originally Posted by atog (Post 8102485)
Correct Hard to find these still intact on front or rear lenses. Luckily I still have replacements

Name your price for two please!

DeadheadNM 12-12-2017 12:14 AM

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Originally Posted by SoCoC10 (Post 8102397)
How about these? 69 C10 CST we are working on has 7 of these. Thinking 71-72s might have a few more...

Ground screws for radiator support and/or screw to hold the battery clamp in place.

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Originally Posted by davischevy (Post 8102751)
Those are the sleeves for the tail light trim screws.

Two per side.

Thanks Larry - I'm going to scrounge the h3!! out of any trucks I see in salvage for more of these for use on door panels for 72.

DeadheadNM 12-12-2017 12:39 AM

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Originally Posted by 71CHEVYSHORTBED402 (Post 8102744)
71 uses seven as well. They're probably stamped "SEMS".

F or an anchor are my guess...

davischevy 12-12-2017 11:24 AM

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I just had an apprentice here at work change the bedside on a one owner Arizona truck.

I went over it with him, but forgot to tell him about those sleeves. Now we can't find them. I'm sure they got swept up with the dirt.

davischevy 12-12-2017 12:52 PM

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Pete, are you talking about the rear edge of the door panel, or at the wing vent?

Here is a shot of the wing vent screw and sleeve on the left and the taillight screw and sleeve on the right.

randy500 12-12-2017 02:13 PM

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I feel that taillight trim spacer is one of the hardest parts to get a hold of, almost always missing. I sold 4 of those to a guy here last year for like $70 or something like that, I don't like selling them but he really wanted them...
I told a friend about those spacers, he just bought a 72 that he was fixing up and I was giving him some parts he was missing, he went to the junk yard and brought me back 5 or 6 of those spacers.


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