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On Tuesday of last week the previous owner of my 54 called and said he found another horde of parts for the car. I went over and wow...it had a new old stock generator, water pump voltage regulator and a bunch of other stuff. What amazed me was the Parts and Accessories Catalog with thousands of pages. It covers models from 1938 to 1964. It shows every part for every component of the cars. Here's some pics of the pages:
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Jerry, That is a nice find. Many of us have Chevy parts catalogs. I have several ind might have the very one you have discovered. As a practical matter, I would recommend that you look for one that stops at 1955 or 1956. It will have all the info you need and will be less cumbersome to use. Keep the big one for special occasions and to impress your friends.
Mike
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