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05-04-11, 07:24
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Is there no stopping this guy?
Hey Bob, how about the Chev equivalents? Rich.
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05-04-11, 07:37
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Good question! And how about the C8A HUPs dash plates!
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05-04-11, 09:42
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Hi Rich - I have done some of these plates. Find the thread.
Hi Haridimos - images would be good so I can see what you are talking about. Bob
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09-04-11, 03:58
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this is what im after
Bob
These plates are the ones on my truck . Does anyone know if im missing one on the switch panel because there is hole drilled for one more plate. Looking for a price and availabilty. Thanks Anthony
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09-04-11, 04:14
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Missing plate
You're not missing one. The dash was drilled for all versions and the front axle engagement warning was the one that went there on 4X4 versions, which of course you don't need for a F8.
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