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Re: Time for some longhorn love, show pics
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Originally Posted by davischevy
BX2 Body Side Mldg-Lwr is not called out on the SPID. so no lower trim.
As I understand it, the Longhorn emblem was hit or miss, I don't remember if it was a plant thing or year of assembly.
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From the research I have done I think it was a plant thing. Some of the emblems have adhesive backing and no studs and some of the emblems have studs so it is hard to tell. Flint and Janesville for sure did weird things anyway. I'm not sure if we'll ever find a reasoning.
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Originally Posted by rs74
How about painted bed wood?
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Like Larry said, should have been body color. 90% of the ones I find/see are a dark bare color but that's because the paint was gone from the wood from years of exposure. Most of the ones I find have no wood left. 
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Originally Posted by Steeveedee
My truck is from Fremont. It does not have the Longhorn scripts. I read somewhere here that they weren't installed, in '70. Possibly even in this thread!
Also, the wood in the bed is painted orange.
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I've had a couple of 70s with the Longhorn script on them so who knows.
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