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Gentlemen;
Anyone seen one of these around?? They are shorter that the front one (not like car). A 1936 might work...
Thanks, John M....
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www.chevysofthe40s.com has them listed but shows front and rear as the same.
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Dear Jerry;
Thanks, I know cars are the same. Pickup trucks are different in the rear. About 3" shorter but same shape.
JM......
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Hey Guys -
The front and rear bumper of a 37 Chevy pickup are the same. No difference in the bumper, however there is a difference in the bumper brackets!
Joe
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I/we just learned this too.  I must have 36 brackets??? The frame rails are closer in the rear making different brackets necessary. Anyone have a close-up photo?? John M......
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Thanks; I looked at their bumpers but missed the brackets.
Also, hoping to find something cheaper etc.
John M...
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