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In this Discussion
- dave s July 2011
- nick s July 2011
- Spencer Yarrow July 2011
Ornament surround.
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Hi, I have just fitted the new K-Gap supplied grill emblem on my '53 Hornet, and it looks great, after the faded cracked original one. However, I notice that there is a countersunk hole in the housing that the emblem fits in, right on the top. I can't see any reason for this. Is my car missing a bracket or something? There is just a gap between the housing and the front shroud. Can someone enlighten me, or send me a pic of what should be in there. Step-Downs are thin on the ground here. Thanks,
GeoffIf you're stuck in a hole, stop digging. -
[. Step-Downs are thin on the ground here. Thanks,
Geoff[/quote]
Geoff,
Acording to my info
1951---19 sold
1952---13 sold
1953---9 sold
1954---80 sold
This info from Australian Motor Manual June 15, 1957
Hash sold
1955---120
1956---88
Spencer
