United Pacific Windshield Sunshade Freightliner FLD120 Century Columbia 98989
- Windshield Sunshade
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Chrome grille replaces the front trim on 1955-56 Chevy trucks
This new chrome grille from United Pacific Industries carries part number 110387 and is catalogued as an interior and exterior accessory for industrial vehicles. It is supplied as a truck grille finished in chrome.
The grille suits restorers fitting a chrome front end to a 1955-56 Chevrolet truck project. Buyers needing a painted or stainless finish, or those working on a different model year, should look at other options.
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The grille bolts directly to the factory mounting points on the 1955-56 Chevy truck. The step often missed is verifying the alignment of the upper and lower brackets before fully tightening the hardware to prevent fitment gaps.
The chrome surface requires periodic cleaning with a non-abrasive metal polish and a soft cloth to remove road salt and oxidation. Avoid harsh chemicals that can damage the plating and lead to premature pitting.
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