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Old 28-03-13, 04:15
Bob Carriere Bob Carriere is offline
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Default Ooops...... made a missteak!!!!

I have pictures of a 1940 Chevrolet nose and the "horse collar" does not go above the radiator as I had remembered.

The civilian part was the origin of the cmp radiator support U shape bracket.
For CMP purposes it was a regular part that was trimmed to fit the CMP design. The hole in the CMP part is what is left of the hole that allowed electrical cables to gain access to the side mounted headlights on the civilian model.

Hoping the pics attached will illustrate the above.

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Old 28-03-13, 12:46
Svenn Ryen Svenn Ryen is offline
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Thanks Bob for sharing this information about the CMPs history. Another mystery solved

The other two holes in the front section must be for the arctic kit. They correnspond nice with the location of the heaters.

I will take some pics and post of the arctic kit I have on mine soon.



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