1947-1952 Factory Heater Identification Red and Blue On Silver Chevrolet Pickup and Big Truck
1947-1952 Factory Heater Identification Red and Blue On Silver Chevrolet Pickup and Big Truck
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www.P65Warnings.ca.govDomed metal emblem attaches to dealer installed original Fresh air Harrison heater. Attaches to heater box with included double sided tape. Sold each. Jim Carter Trivia: The raised bump in the heater front was placed there because passengers would place their feet on the heater for warmth. The dome was needed to prevenht dents to the ID plate. Beginning in 1953 the domed area on the heater front was flat to make a place for a waterless decal DP209. Licensed by GM-General Motors.
Domed metal emblem attaches to dealer installed original Fresh air Harrison heater. Attaches to heater box with included double sided tape. Sold each. Jim Carter Trivia: The raised bump in the heater front was placed there because passengers would place their feet on the heater for warmth. The dome was needed to prevenht dents to the ID plate. Beginning in 1953 the domed area on the heater front was flat to make a place for a waterless decal DP209. Licensed by GM-General Motors.
| Dimensions | 3x3x1 |
|---|---|
| TradeMark | GM |
| Years covered | 47 48 49 50 51 52 |
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