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Guys, any of you have a nice (hopefully close up) photo of what the sliding lock pin escutcheon looks like?
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Kube,
Does this resemble what you're looking for? https://www.snydersantiqueauto.com/p...8274&cat=41676 |
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Do you believe that is an accurate reproduction? I have little clue.
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Bratton's shows one that is high quality with nice crisp details and Nickel plated like the original. It's listed as a show quality slide lock escutcheon for 30-31 closed cab pickup..
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This is Brattons.
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