A Legal Discussion - Rosette Rivets
Do not discuss removing or replacing.
Buying or selling, or making. . I was thinking about the posts about the years they started using them. I checked. My 65 has the Rosettes. How about your 60-66 truck? . Legal concerns from another thread : Quote:
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Here is mine on my 65:
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sorry LostMy65, i must be slow!!! you just started a poll, duh!!!
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So, it appears it was transitional. As GM went through the 60's some were still getting put out with round rather than the rosettes. |
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Excellent info that Keith supplied, learn something new every day. Out of 6 1965s, one 65 GMC with round rivets , OG paint California built. Two Janesville Wi trucks , one with round and one with Rosettes . The one Janesville truck is a one owner 8700 mile K20 I posted awhile ago and it has the round rivets. Thank you for your input Keith!!
Would be interesting to compile a VIN list like others have done on 1963s for 1965 and their rivets. Could prove informative. Just a quick story , we bought our house 25 years ago , it had been remodeled somewhat unprofessionally at that time. The previous owner worked at the AMC plant in Kenosha Wi. well one day I'm working on the gutters and down spouts when I noticed they were riveted together , he used Rosette rivets throughout the gutter system on the house ! Was good for a laugh ?! So much for security at AMC back then. |
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<<Poll Added>>
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I allowed multiple choice for those who have more than one year.
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Link to 60-66 VIN Decoder :
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=463671 |
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According to my VIN, mine was a long bed made in Freemont.
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Too funny about the gutters! I have, in the past, seen a lot of merchandise at swap meets of dubious origin (lug nuts, grease zerks, regular rivets, etc). K |
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I don't know when they quit, but 1960 trucks did not use rivets - they were spot welded to the cab.
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My 64 has indentations where the rivets would be so I'd say they are welded also.
Built in Fremont, CA. |
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^My 64 is welded also
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Obviously there was some transitional stages which also depended on assembly plant location.
Interesting; We have in the poll a couple 63s - one round and one rosette. |
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My 64's plate.
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1966 GMC Vin 2503PF144**B Rosette Rivets
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Were all 62 and older VIN plates spot welded on?
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My 64' Chevy spot welded
My 65' Chevy round My 65' GMC rosettes my 66' GMC (drilled them out before making note) :smoke: |
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my 64 is welded
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