Ok I know its Chevy
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I think sniffer got one couple yrs back just like it.
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Hey Albert, I think it is from an early 1916-1920 model....where did you find it?
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I found this here: http://www.prewarcar.com/classifieds/by-make/chevrolet-3.html maybe ask! Its from the radiator shell.
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It was on the hill on hyway 6 we went to that had the old house. its all cleared off now but a rutted up mess.
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deffenitly is it Quicksilver, I guess the hole was not a key slot
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I think that Chevy bowtie was used on the front of the radiator around the 1925-27 era. Breezie
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Grick_Sie_Gedu said:
Good job Grick! I missed by one, but I knew it sometimes during that 'neck of the woods.'
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