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**jocko** · 09-06-2017, 12:37 AM

As for the 72 Burb, the 4 wheel drive emblem goes away (after 70), and is replaced by the engine callout in that same location below the marker light. The main fender emblem is indicative of the trim level, i.e. Custom, Custom Deluxe, Cheyenne, or Cheyenne Super. So, in other words, K10/20s aren't set up any different from C10/20 in 71/72 when it comes to fender badging. Same rules as for Custom Camper option applies for Cs and Ks alike (i.e. in 71, the carried over 69-70 CustomCamper20 (or 10) fender tag supersedes the fender trim level (replaces, the Custom thru Cheyenne Super emblems), whereas, the trim level always was displayed when the Custom Camper scripts moved to the door in 72-only (for chevs).

Regarding engine callouts - I'm pretty sure LMC (and several others) off stock looking engine callouts with 454, 502, etc - i.e. non-stock engine sizes (if you choose to put one on the 68 anyway or the 72 which would have had one, so wanted to mention).

Hope that helps!

09-06-2017, 12:37 AM	#4
jocko Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Godley, TX Posts: 17,937	Re: Correct side emblems? As for the 72 Burb, the 4 wheel drive emblem goes away (after 70), and is replaced by the engine callout in that same location below the marker light. The main fender emblem is indicative of the trim level, i.e. Custom, Custom Deluxe, Cheyenne, or Cheyenne Super. So, in other words, K10/20s aren't set up any different from C10/20 in 71/72 when it comes to fender badging. Same rules as for Custom Camper option applies for Cs and Ks alike (i.e. in 71, the carried over 69-70 CustomCamper20 (or 10) fender tag supersedes the fender trim level (replaces, the Custom thru Cheyenne Super emblems), whereas, the trim level always was displayed when the Custom Camper scripts moved to the door in 72-only (for chevs). Regarding engine callouts - I'm pretty sure LMC (and several others) off stock looking engine callouts with 454, 502, etc - i.e. non-stock engine sizes (if you choose to put one on the 68 anyway or the 72 which would have had one, so wanted to mention). Hope that helps!