Vol. 28 No. 1 March 2013 - National Chevy Assoc
Vol. 28 No. 1March 2013Inside This Issue.l Cover Carl New Parts for Salel New Membersl Classifiedsl Now Showingl Adventures of Barneyl Find the Hidden4-Leaf CloversTMPublished in theInterest ofPreserving1949 to 1954ChevroletsSee it now.
Now ShowingWelcometo “The Club”National Chevy Assoc. would like to say “Welcome to the Club” to new members and to the “old-timers” renewing their membership.NameCityNameCityNameAdrian SanchezAl EngelAlexander ToralAlfred CzyzewskiAlfred OrtizAll American AutoAllan LookAllen ErvinAlonzo SainzAlvin BroadnaxAmanda CabralAndrew KeelinAnthony ZimmermanArmando SaxerArnold MandervilleAutomatic TransmissionAvisael MartinezBenito SantillanBenjie FarmerBernie LeblancBeverly GouletteBill KullbomBilly DobyBob HamiltonBobby BowdenBobby ElliottBoyce WebbBrandon CumbieBrent CulleyBrian RasmusBrian StockdaleBruce SampsonBryan GreenC HolCarlos PiterDe Freitas RodriguezCarmine DemcoCarroll MarcumCasey GermanChad CarlsonCharles BlairCharles BrysonCharles CunkenbeardCharles PetersCharles ShillCharles TorresCharles WhittingtonCharlie TrujilloChester VandergriffChevy WorldChip BaileyChris CheonChris VarnellChristi MontgomeryChristopher RhodesClarence HewittClarence TyndallCraig JohnsonCurtis PrideyDan HatfieldDan OlejniczakDana BookerDana SistrunkDaniel BladesDaniel CullisonDaniel LongDaniel RutledgeDarrell ChamberlainDarrell KinseyDave HealeyDavid CrippsDavid FranzDavid GonzalezDean ApplegateDella HinkleDennis BoistureDennis BrockDewayne HunterDiego VelardeDoc’s Auto ServiceDominique MedinaDon AyersDon BlairDonald HelmsDonald PhillaDonald RivardDonna PalmerDorian SullivanDouglas EmpeyDustin LittleDwane OlsonEd MillsEdgar CamarenaBonita, CAMartinez, CABakersfield, CAGarfield, NJAustin, TXSeabrook, TXSumas, WAOwasso, OKVista, CAChattanooga, TNLouisville, KYMyrtle Beach, SCScotland, SDWohlenschwil, SwitzerlandBelton, SCPhoenix, AZDuluth, GAOklahoma City, OKGreer, SCNiagara Falls, NYWest Point, MEBurlington, IASumpter, SCBernsville, PALake View, ALWoodbine, KYRockingham, NCJacksonville, TXDenton, TXBoynton Beach, FLOmemee, ONDanvers, MAJacksonville Beach, FLS-Hertogenbosch, NBEdward GrucellaEugene HenryEugene KonrardyEugene PersonneEusebio GomezF NavarroFederico GonzalezFelipe GarzaFernando FerrariFernando ZarateFloyd SnodgrassFrancisco GonzalezFrank JonesFrank LochnerFrank NizerFred’s Street RodsGangster ChoppersGarry TindellGary BlackwellGary MooreGaylard UnruhGene DoakesGeorge FernandezGeorge GjokajGeorge KistlerGeorge PascoeGereld StraussGordon AndersonGreg AldusGregory CluckGuillermo PerezGuy RoperHaldun MoharamHans en Bianca HendriksHarlan HaughtonHenry VencillHerman BarthHerman SkreitingHolly McgeeHoward WallarHoward WelchHumberto LiraImpatient CreationsIsrael MaganaJake BiancoJames BemisJames C. OwenJames FreelandJames GebhardtJames HolbrookJames NedenJames StradeJason LiskeyJay BarneyJay HarringtonJeff BrownJeff HeuerJeff JamesJeffrey CollinsJeremy GrippJerome BakkelundJerome SerinJerrud VrableJerry ArrantJerry KeytJerry McCaffertyJerry SchmidJesse NeiraJessica OzunaJim BanksJim BoydJim CostaJim MccarraherJim McgoughJim MountsJimmy BrunsonJimmy LeeJimmy MaddoxJimmy PeachJimmy WilsonJoe DenoyaJoe MioduszewskiJoe SandJoe SmithJoel VasileJohn AlbertiJohn FrazierJohn GuggenbicklerJohn HermanJohn IsbellJohn LewisJohn McnamaraJohn MuronPhiladelphia, PAKnox, PADubuque, IAAzle, TXSalida, CAGranda Hills, CANaguabo, Puerto RicoEdinburg, TXSantana De Parn, BrazilFort Worth, TXCottonwood, CASan Diego, CAEast Brunswick, NJMarion, IARensselaer, NYShepherdsville, KYChesterfield, VABurbank, CAEl Paso, TXHarrison, MIRussell, KSTulsa, OKHemet, CANew Rochelle, NYMertztown, PAFreemont, NEWinsted, MNWest Des Moines, IASurrey, BCChambersburg, PAMiami Springs, FLFargo, NDWoburn, MABuffalo, TXMarysville, KSColonial Heights, VADeerfield Beach, FLFort Lauderdale, FLReno, NVRutland, MAMojave Valley, AZMiami, FLAlabaster, ALLa Vernia, TXKernersville, NCRacine, WIHenderson, KYBridgeport, MIRoswell, GARonda, NCLockport, NYLas Vegas, NVBend, ORPleasant Grove, UTBrownsville, TXDallas, TXBattle Creek, MISacramento, CAPittsburgh, PADenver, COMontevideo, MNDingmans Ferry, PACaro, MIKennesaw, GAApache Junction, AZTumwater, WADallas, PAWest Covina, CAIngram, TXGermantown, OHHampton, NHHarmony, RICoatesville, PADetroit Lakes, MNMt. Zion, ILPaxville, SCPink Hill, NCRound Rock, TXSpring Hill, TNPowder Springs, GAPonca City, OKMuskego, WILutz, FLTraverse City, MIBurbank, CAWantagh, NYWashington, PABella Vista, CAMontrose, SDCentral City, KYAshville, NCMonsey, NYFreedom, PAJohn R MahoneyJohn RiceJohn SchwanbeckJohn SwearingenJohn WrobelJohnnie MeierJordan RobertsJorge ReyJose AnayaJoseph CofieldJoseph KnaggsJoseph PreziosoJosh SigmanKarel KubicekKarl WestKathy MaynardKelly De AroKen HagerthKenneth CalvinKenneth WomackKenny WhittKevin NalleyKevin NicholsKevin TraglesKino FloresKurt PedersonKurt PollardLarry KeatonLarry LewisLarry NotarangeloLarry SandbloopLawrence MeadLeo MezinaLeroy McnealLeslie GaineyLewis KingLina VelardeLloyd WilliamsLou LycansLuke SarauerMallory HarleyManuel NunezMarcial RodriguezMario CiciliotMark SchultzMark SevereidMarlowe MarshMartin VillarealMatt HaywardMelvin NewtonMichael ColemanMichael CookMichael DeanMichael GifunMichael MinjarezMichael MudrowMichael MyrickMichael RadaichMichele TackettMike ScroggieMillard DixonNate SparrowNeil TrimbleNisbet PatfieldNorman AllenNostalgia MotorsOlpe AutoPaolo NeriPat RaflikPatricia MartinPaul AlgnerPaul BroenenPaul JahnerPaul LochPaul SturdevantPaul WishartPete JohnsonPeter EinwillerPeter ShugartRafael CabraraRalph CremoneseRamon EsparzaRay AnayaRay JonesRay LozanoRay RigneyRay VellasquezRaymond IdilfonzoRaymond SelzerRemser’s Body ShopRene AcevedoRenee MurtaughRichard BurchMiami, FLBellmore, NYLascassass, TNChula Vista, CANampa, IDMishawaka, INCherokee, NCMcDonough, GAMorgantown, NCCrestview, FLSan Antonio, TXVacaville, CAArroyo Hondo, NMBlountville, TNMiami, FLHilton Head, SCMission Viejo, CAOoltewah, TNSalyersville, KYGrand Junction, COGreat Falls, MTGarland, NCBattle Lake, MNFort Scott, KSRochelle, ILBowling Green, OHLakevilla, ILMadisonville, LABowie, MDEllerslie, GANewnan, GALondon, KYGlenwood Springs, COJay, OKLively, ONDenver, COHempstead, TXSan Diego, CAWarren, OHGastonia, NCGram, WALogan, ILWaggaman, LAAiken, SCLynchburg, VANorwalk, CAKingston, OKPortland, ONStanley, NCMatta Poisett, MAFitchburg, MAVanzant, MONew Berlin, WIEdmonton, ABLockhart, TXOcala, FLGroesbeck, TXChelsey, MSCityGlen Cove, NYMyrtle Beach, SCNorwalk, WISedalia, MOMadeira Beach, FLEmbudo, NMRockwall, TXMiramar, FLCheyenne, WYDenham Springs, LANewark, CABranford, CTCarlisle, PAJacksonville, FLSuffolk, VALebanon Church, VAPalmdale, CATucson, AZJackson, MSBossier City, LABoaz, ALEasles, SCChurubusco, INEsparto, CAMission, TXMcfarlan, WIPunta Gorda, FLPortsmouth, OHMasury, OHSouth Borough, MAVirginia Beach, VANew Albany, OHPendleton, SCGrants Pass, ORManning, SCCalgary, AB CanadaRosemead, CAChesterton, INSarasota, FLEvansdale, IAKing George, VAEl Paso, TXHouston, TXPocatello, IDHouston, TXLakewood, COHewitt, MNWoodridge, ILAurora, COBonner Springs, KSAnnapolis, MDDunn, NCOxford, MINiceville, FLLos Angeles, CAWilton, CAChelsea, ALUpland, CAChapin, SCOcala, FLMoore, OKNerstrand, MNYarragon, VictoriaCochrane, ABEdwardsville, ILBoonton, NJHialeah, FLRimini, ItalyStevens Point, WIChandsworth, GAWolverton, MNCannon Falls, MNMeridian, IDLongwood, FLLisle, KYGainesville, FLTaylorsville, UTBrighton, COClaremore, OKMiami, FLBoiling Springs, SCFreer, TXPeralta, NMMorse Bluff, NESalugas, CASolsberry, INGardena, CAIndio, CAKincaid, ILCleveland, OHSan Diego, CAEgg Harbor Township, NJEclectic, ALNameCityRichard D’AngeloRichard JohansRick KinnamanRick PreisRobert BeardRobert CurtisRobert GarzaRobert GautreauxRobert GonzalesRobert HamiltonRobert KingRobert LapierreRobert MercadoRobert RogersRobert SchaeferRobert StromRodney KrauseRoger WerraRon BohmRon DleskRon HegbloomRonald BowmanRonald BraseltonRonald LiebertRonnie BrooksRonnie PayneRory FehrRose Motor SportsRose SorrellRoy MullinsRuben EstradaRudi GilletteRyan CigarrilhaSandy KruderSaturnino SanabriaScott HarveyScott OlsonSean SubiaSergio CruzShoals Auto GlassStanley BryantStanley GwizdzStephen BoganSteve CorlettSteve IbairaSteve PennerSteve TarjanSteve WoodSteven SpargurSue ReedSylvester WilliamsTamar SernaTara WatkinsTerry AnkenyTerry DrennenTerry MartinTerry TheriotTheodore PetersonTheresa MagarinerThomas MillsThomas ShifflettTim GriffinTimothy BagnallTodd GillTodd SparbyTom DeimanTom GatlinTom HeerdeTom Van CampTony MartinezTony RealTony RoqueTracy LucasTri C. 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Hi from Nat’l. Chevy,There’s not too much to inform you of. We’re keeping busy trying to keep the shelves full, working on finishingthe catalog and getting new parts numbered and on the shelves. We’ve done almost 30 interiors since Christmas, soColleen is also going non-stop to get those out to the customers.The weather hasn’t been too snowy but not very warm. We haven’t had a lot of below zero weather which we appreciate. March is usually our snowiest month, but we’re hopeful we won’t get a lot.Check out the new parts – there are more this month – I hope you can use some of them.‘Til next time.SAVE March SpecialsSAVE 25.00 off on Shift Kit Purchase3 Speed Floor Shift KitDesigned to fit your 1949-54 exclusively - not a universal fit. Shifter does not interfere with the seat andshift pattern fits the car perfectly. Preassembled, easy to install and instructions are included.1949-52 ORDER # 7105-11953-54 ORDER # 7105 144ONLYCurrent members only please. Offer good March 1-31, 2013.EERFAll vinyl seatsSAVE Shippingon Custom Deluxe InteriorsIncludes: Front & rear vinyl seat covers, vinyl seat side shell covers, brushed cottonheadliner, sunvisors (using your cores), pre-sewn windlace, vinyl covered door panels,loop or cut pile carpet, kick panels, package tray. Colors available: Turquoise, dk.green, red, black, dk. blue, tan, charcoal, white. No carpet in white. Call for samples.Current members only. Offer good March 1-31, 2013.April Specials20% Off on Floor Shift Kits1949-52 Order #7105-1 (NOT FOR CONVERTIBLES)Current members only. Offer good April 1-30, 2013.20% Off3-Pc. Trunk Covered CardboardKit with loop or cut pile trunk carpet setCurrent members only. Offer good April 1-30, 2013.March 2013National Chevy AssociationTMRegularPrice 169.00SAVE 135NOW 144ONLY NOWONLY1
New!SAVE NowAvailable1953-54 ChevyFloor BracesNew1953-54Lower FrontFender PanelPass. SideDriver SideFirst, second and third rows are now available.Fourth row should be available soon.1st RowPass. SideDriver SideOrder #688-1ROrder #688-1LPass. SideDriver SideOrder #688-2ROrder #688-2LPass. SideDriver SideOrder #688-3ROrder #688-3L2nd Row3rd Row(Behind Tire) 71EachAlso available now 731949-52Lower FrontFender PanEachPass. SideDriver SidekcotSNow InOrder #528ROrder #528LOrder #4687ROrder #4687L1949-52 ChevyVentshadesOrder #2344 100.00SetFits 4-door Styleline or Styleline DeluxeNew2Upper SteeringColumn BearingFits 1949-52 Chev CarsNational Chevy AssociationTMOrder #1469 50.00EachMarch 2013
CHROME WATER NECK(2 piece set)Looks greatNewPartsORDER # 1949 45.001949-52 VENT WINDOWHANDLEFits front or rear doors on all Styleline orFleetline 2 or 4 door Sedans.Dr. Side ORDER # 4607LPass. Side ORDER # 4607R 17.00CHROME TIMING COVEREachVery nice dress up item. For all 235 engines.ORDER # 1948 32.00It’s !BackMorewNe tsPar1949-52INSIDE REAR VIEW MIRRORORDER # 4771 33.001954 Tail light assemblyIncludes bezels, all lens, stainless dividers, 12V bulbs, sockets and backing plates.ORDER # 1947 190.00Pair1953-54 rear gravel shieldsFits all 1953-54 2-door models. Fits in front of rear tire.ORDER # 1946March 2013 300.00National Chevy AssociationTMPair3
More New PartsUpper Grill BarFront Splash PanExcellent Reproduction!Excellent Reproduction! 229 2151949-50 –ORDER # 19441953 –ORDER # 19451953 –ORDER # 19421954 –ORDER # 1943Each1953-54 Front FenderBraceFits behind the tire.Dr. Side –ORDER # 681LPass. Side –ORDER #681R 40ORDER # 1620Each1953-54 REAR GRAVELPAN 200ORDER # 678Each1949-52 (not pictured) – ORDER # 4654 55.00Fits 1949-52. Includes 12Vheadlight bulb, inner bucket,outer bucket, wiring.Have also been able touse on 1954.Each1953-54 frontfloor braceORDER # 1621 1601953-54 Centerfloor braceEachORDER # 1622 1601953 REARfloor braceORDER # 1623 200EachsOther New Item1949 Hood EmblemORDER # 4303 .1949-52 emergencybrake handleORDER # 5407 . 99.00 28.001953-54 Chrome Emergencybrake handleORDER # 726 .1949 Headlight rodwith knobORDER # 4737-49 . 25.00 16.001950 headlight rodand knob .ORDER # 4737-50 . 16.001949-52 outside door handleretainers(Sedan Front Doors).ORDER # 4505 .4completeheadlight bucketASSEMBLY 30.00Each1953-54 outside Door handleretainer (Sedan Front Doors) 30.001949-52 One-Piecefront floor brace . 160.001949-52 One-PieceCEnter floor brace 150.001949-52 One-Piece rearfloor brace . 160.00ORDER # 572 .EachEachEachEachEachPair1949-52 Seat braceDr. side ORDER # 7109-49LPASS. side ORDER # 7109-49R.1953-54 Seat braceDr. side ORDER # 7109-53LPASS. side ORDER # 7109-53R.1949-52 gas tank braceDr. side ORDER # 7107-49LPASS. side ORDER # 7107-49R.1953-54 gas tank braceDr. side ORDER # 7107-53LPASS. side ORDER # 7107-53R.National Chevy AssociationTMPair 58.00 81.00 58.00 58.00March 2013
Now ShowingI’m sending a couple photos of the Custom Royal (taupe) I recently purchased from you and installed. Myfirst ever attempt of this kind of project. I won’t say it was “pegging out” my fun meter, but if I can do it, mostanyone can. You are correct when you say it takes time, and patience.The instructions you sent helped a lot, but I had to decide which step needed to be completed first. To easeinto the job and see if I wanted to try all of it, I covered the armrests first, then put the trim on the door panels.So far, nothing ruined or screwed up.I decided the first job was the windlace, and that required spreading the channels of the kick panel trimas there was no way the windlace would ever slide into it. They had been cleaned and wire brushed to a goodsheen. I even tried some “slickum.” Anyway, they got installed.Next was the headliner. In before package shelf, since headliner has to be fastened down in lower aftcorners. I must stress it’s important to note all screw holes for metal trim and mark with tape, etc. as some willbe covered up. I made a headliner installation tool using a wide putty knife for sheetrock mud. I attached thebows – one in front of interior light first as it has tabs; tacked the front (centered), then began to simultaneouslywork the sides, tightening toward the rear. I found it easier to kind of work out wrinkles as I went. Do NOT bein any hurry to cut excess. A steamer is almost a must have (cheap at Wal-Mart). A multi-sized pack of plasticclamps is worth buying just to temporarily hold things during trial fits all during the job. Don’t wait until youare finished to install the sunvisors in case you made the corners too tight.Package shelf next, rear side panels, and do window trims, being careful to trim away excess material onlyas much as needed not to show. I was unsure about the assist straps, but found a ladies web belt at Goodwill ina color that matched ok. Be sure and check the door panel nails position in relation to slots in door metal. I hadsome at the front that were different. Go ahead and trim out the fuzzy pad material where armrest attach screwsgo through (will twist up into a wad if you don’t) and take a mental picture of angle and fit before attempting toinstall armrest.Using the cardboard the new interior was shipped in on the floorboard makes a good work surface. Cleanfloor well and use shop vac before gluing the new padding and carpet. Take time to check fit first before gluingas carpet must be centered as well as meet up in joints front to rear.Installing the new seat covering is easier with a table you can walk around. It takes many more hog ringsthan came with kit. I used the commoncheap pliers, but a good set of angled onesmay have been easier to handle. Important –align seams of bottoms with backs and makereference marks before fastening it all ontoframes.I managed to get almost all the wrinklesout – maybe talk to a shop for tips on that.Bottom line – I’m satisfied – the car looks(and smells) a lot better.You have my permission to print anyof this to include in newsletter, or send outwith kits. I may have left out a few things,but maybe will help someone else. I’ll notbe opening an upholstery shop anytime soonthough. Ha haBob MyracleBaxter, TNMarch 2013Had to get new sill plates — old ones just looked too bad to put back in withthe new stuff.National Chevy AssociationTM5
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Cover CarDear National Chevy Association,This is our 1950 ChevroletStyleline Deluxe BelAir TwoDoor Hardtop.My father-in-law, Milburn“Mel” Shurtleff, purchasedthis Chevy new from a localChevrolet dealer in Lincoln,Nebraska on November6, 1950, for 2,030 threemonths before he gotmarried.This Windsor Blue andGrecian Gray Hardtophas the original 216.5Cu.In. O.H.V. 92 H.P. sixcylinder engine with 3 speedmanual transmission.Options include: clock, deluxe push button radio, heater, oilfilter, turn signals and back-up lights.Mel and my mother-in-law, Lee, went on their honeymoon in this Chevy and later they brought all three oftheir newborn children home from the hospital in it, including my lovely wife, Jody.It was driven daily until the early 1970’s when it was parked with 115,000 miles on the odometer and storedin the family’s garage.In January 2002, Mel gave this car (including the original title and the original bill of sale) to me and Jody.The restoration took 2 1/2 years. I did all of the work myself, mechanical, upholstery, body work and paintjob.I would like to thank the National Chevy Association for providing some difficult-to-find items such asthe original trunk mat and cardboard trunk panels that certainly gave the luggage compartment a “new” andfinished look.I am sending some “before and after” pictures of the restoration, including some black and white photos thatwere taken in 1950 the day the Chevy was purchased.Jody and I now take the Chevy to the local drive-in on Friday nights from April through October for theweekly show ‘n shine. We have also competed in various car shows within a 100-mile radius of Lincoln that wedrive the BelAir to and have won or placed many times.I have done my best to keep this Chevy as original as possible, from the unpainted engine to the originalstyle wide whitewall bias belt tires.It is most satisfying when people look at this Chevy and tell me how glad they are that I kept the car originalor, how they remember a Chevy similar to ours that was their family car.I am extremely grateful to my father-in-law Mel for giving me the opportunity to restore and preserve this,as the 1950 dealer brochure accurately called it . “The Beautiful BelAir.”Sincerely,Daniel BrintonLincoln, NE8National Chevy AssociationTMMarch 2013
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Now Showing - Grandpa JimDear NCA and allOr should I say “Dear Dreamers.”Come on admit it.we all spend a lot of the day dreaming about cars.We dream about our first car, and there’s at least one we wish we had kept. The one that was famoustownwide for one reason or the other.We dream about our current car and what we should or shouldn’t change. Maybe a future car we’ve alwayswanted to own.We dream about cruising Main Street on a hot August night back in 1964. Not to mention the cruises wedream about taking next summer.There are the dreams of local legend, every town has one. A car was put away for some reason, usually asad one, and then forgotten, waiting to be discovered, maybe by you!! The barn find dream. Who would haveguessed Mrs. Jones has a 1950 Chevy ragtop in that old chicken coop?!Never stop dreaming because it can come true! It did for Nancy and me.On July 25, 1997, an old gent, two towns over, decided to “clean the barn.” We happened to be cruising byand spotted a 1951 Sport Coupe peeking out of a dark corner. The rest is history!He bought her new in Findlay, Ohio, and over 46 years racked up 33,192 miles. The ignition key was in aleather case from the dealer. The driver’s sunvisor isn’t faded because the visor sleeve was still in place. Theheater control tag was tucked in the owner’s manual and the spare hasn’t been on the ground. There was aViceroy in the rear ashtray with bright red lipstick on it. We’re sure there’s an interesting daydream there.In our 15 years of ownership we lowered her 2 1/2 inches, reupholstered the seats in stock cloth and added a6 volt alternator, radials and mags.See you down the road and like the song says, “Hold on tight to your dreams.”Grandpa JimLewis Run, PAMarch 2013National Chevy AssociationTM13
ehtdFinneddiHsrevolC& Wina 75.00Gift CertificateIn this issue you will find five Clovers hidden in articles or ads. To enter the contest, findthe Clovers fill in the form below and mail or fax your entry to us by April 14, 2013. OnApril 15 we will draw the contest winner. Remember - if you don’t enter you can’t win.Have fun. Contest open to current members only please.Entry FormNameAddressCity, State, Zip Phone ( )What pages did you find the Clovers on?Page Page Page Page Page14National Chevy AssociationTMMarch 2013
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATESPlease advertise ‘49 through ‘54 Chev partsonly. “Parts-Line” is printed once monthly andmembers receive 3 free 25-word ads per year.Ads over 25 words run 10 per word over the 25word limit. Ad rates for non-members are 3.00up to 25 words and 10 per word thereafter.All ads will run for 3 consecutive issues unlesscancelled by you. Please put prices on items thatyou advertise. Mail 947 Arcade, St. Paul, MN55106 or fax 1-800-785-5354 or email info@nationalchevyassoc.com ads before the first ofthe previous month.PARTS FOR SALEFOR SALE — Six cylinder bellhousings, 1 datecode I-223, one B-23-3, one L-22-3. Has kickstart linkage on top will fit cars or trucks. OneK-2-0 has kick start linkage on top will fit caror truck 40 apiece. One automatic bellhousingfor 1949 to 1962 cast iron powerglide. Open orenclosed drive shaft. Date code D-2-61, 50. Sixcylinder flywheels, one date code A-27-4, oneB-24-3, one H-8-1, one K-2-9 and one L-1-1, 40 apiece. Three speed transmissions one datecode B-16-3, one C-20-2, one E-5-1, 1938 to1948, probably 1941 with one broken ear. Onethree speed truck trans, date code F-17-9. Haswide ears across front, will fit V-8 bellhousing.Can be used to put a V-8 in a ‘49 to 1954 usingenclosed driveline, 50 apiece. One 1951 Chevycast iron powerglide and torque converter. Wasworking good when pulled, 75. Cam (815)399-1676 ILMayFOR SALE — 1953-54 Chev. hardtop. Sheetmetal from N. Dakota, PR doors, 400; fenders, 100; deck lid, 100; hoods, 100. Also hadreproduction door hinge springs made - sellingfor 10 each. Mike (248 391-3818FOR SALE — 1953-54 rocker panel stoneguards 4-door back 1949-50 back rocker panelsstone guards, 2 d--r 1951-52 back gravel pan,1950-54 wiper switch housing, knobs, cables, 40; 1949-52 Styleline back seat 2-door, 50;1953-54 front vent windows gear box handles, 40; knobs 1953-54 trunk lock, key comp. assembly, 35; 1949-54 emergency brakes withhandle housings, 35 each; 1951-52 heaterswitch, knobs, cables, 35; 1949-50 back stoneguards 4-doors, polished stainless 1949-54 oil filter canister with brackets orig. 1949-54 back ashtrays 2-doors, 1953-54 license plate bracket andlight 1949-54 dash chrome carb, carter, WI 216eng. 1953-54 orig. radio knobs set, 35. (715)748-4897MayFOR SALE — 1954 Chev clip, 300; 1953Chev clip 250; 1953 Chev station wagon upperstainless, 200; trunk lid 53-54, 50; rechromablebumpers, 40. Mark (218) 590-4364MayFOR SALE — N.O.S. back-up lamps, for1951-52 Chevy orig. in box, all hardware andinstructions. Very nice! Contact Art (310) 4308085 315 shipping.AprFOR SALE — Note: Original G.M., not repop!N.O.S. front fender shields in orig. box, box hastemplate on it. 250 shipping. Art (310) 4308085AprFOR SALE — Radiator - 3 core w/transmission cooler. Near new from National Chevy. Fits1949-54 Chev. 300 OBO. Call (563) 322-2488IA. RandallMarFOR SALE — 1953 center grill tooth, 15;1949 front bumper guards, 35; 1954 frontbumper guard, 35; 1953-54 heater switchbezel, knob, no cables, 40; 1949-52 headlightbezels stainless, pair, 35; 1949-52 top grill bar, 30-50; 1952 back fender moulding, 2-dr., orig.1949-54 Ing. switches comp. housings, keys, 40each; 1949-54 horns, pair, 40; 1951 center horncap, 15; 1949-52 Styleline front vent windows,frames, locks, gaskets, pair. 1953-54 speedo, 35;1949-52 under dash wiper transmissions withlinkage, 1949-54 inside sunvisors with brackets, 40 pair; 1953-54 orig. guide rear view mirrornew glass day/night hardtop with bracket, 35;1949-52 fresh air tubes, 35; 1949-50 radio delete plate, 20; 1949-50 orig. air cleaner, 30;1952 4-dr. moulding 1953-54 turn signal switchcomp. housing lever wiring. (715) 748-4897.MarFOR SALE — One 1953 Chevy automaticpowerglide rear end, 355 gears, 100; fourstraight stick pressure plates, 30 a piece; one6-cylinder Chevy oil pan for 1949 to 1952 withdippers (216); one 1953 to 1962 six cylinder oilpan, 40 a piece. All parts are you pick up. Willnot ship. Cam Linder, Rockford, IL (815) 3991676.MarFOR SALE — 1954 Chevy tail lights pitted;‘53 to ‘54 radio bottom surround a; sp aseat lever adjustment surround; front seat bottomcurved chrome; ‘54 Chevy headlight ring; 195354 voltage regulator; ‘54 bird hood ornamentwith very little pitting; convertible or 2 dr. hdtpwindshield side chrome trim; convert chrometrim for inside of windshield. Also two pieceschrome for outside trim on windshield, threeconvert top chrome pins to secure the top down.Perry Van Gorp. (712) 441-0003MarMayNATIONAL CHEVY’SFAX LINE.Place orders 24 hours a day.Fax: (651) 778-9686 or1-800-785-5354Or phone us at (651) 778-9522Monday - Friday 9 a.m.-12 p.m.12:30 p.m.-5 p.m. Central time.March 2013National Chevy AssociationTM15
ClassifiedsWANTED — ‘54 4-dr. BelAir Sedan passengerside BelAir rear door lower stainless. (260) 6930599 or kevin@ptihomeinspections.com. KevinPARTS WANTEDWANTED — Looking for a pair of front ventwindow frames with good chrome, for ‘54 BelAir2-dr. Sedan. Also need a good chrome lever forthe directional signal switch, ‘54. Contact (904)923-5458 or kenmenard1@yahoo.comAprWANTED — Vent window 1951 Chevy pass.door front - complete or whatever. (330) 4782955. Also looking for NOS seat covers, grey orgreen, 1951 Styleline Deluxe 2-dr. OHMayMarAprWANTED — Throttle linkage and returnspring for a ‘53 Chevy, 6-cylinder and, if possible, a sketch on how it connects together, especially how this spring is connected. Tom (716)200-7371 NYWANTED — ‘53 Club Coupe reveal moldingon both sides. Also ‘53 Convertible rear seatbottom (510) 604-1954. VictorAprWANTED — ‘54 4-dr. BelAir Sedan, hood,hood hinges, DRV front fender, front splash panand bracket. (585) 591-0140. Donald WyckoffMayWANTED — ‘53 Wagon windshield garnishmolding (U17072 is a complete set). (615) 2645190. John JenningsAprWANTED — ‘52 front fender moldings DRV& PASS (406) 287-5892. Jim QuinnWANTED — Stainless spear on trim for frontfender for 1952 Styleline Sport Coupe. Call AllShelley (419) 217-5447CARS FOR SALEAprWANTED — ‘52 4-dr. Sedan 210 StylelineDeluxe front fender, door and rear fender stainless(one side only) (785) 348-5650. Ralph PierceMarFOR SALE — 1953 210 hardtop, black withgray interior, new carpet and headliner. I couldfind no rust on this car. Motor and trans justoverhauled, the underside of this car looks likenew, new muffler and pipes, rebuilt front end hasnew lowering spindles and tie rods, lower blocksin rear, ‘54 custom trail lights. Selling because Iinherited it. Has stoc
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