perdidogringo
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I found these 2 pieces of trim lettering from a car or truck. Can anyone guess from what type of car or truck?
🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Some random relics need some help with- Relic #- Trim lettering for car
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Flip them over......Plymou"TH"?
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That was the first thought to enter my mind.
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International Harvester's logo is an 'I' over 'H', although some emblems do feature the word 'International'. The second pic suggests that the 'H' is the first letter in the vehicle's name. Hillman is a possibility, but as a British company, not many of these vehicles were imported into the US.
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