'49 to '52 Chevy gerus

'Anyone know if 49 to 51 Chevys had the same licence plate light as a 52? Still loo'n for one for my 52 Chev

 

I believe only the '51-52 share the same license-plate light.

Bryan

 

what's a gerus?

 

49 - 50's had the cool bullet type lights on the panel below the trunk where the license was mounted. 51 -52 are the same like Bryan said.

 

Rusk you right!!!

John

 

geru. isn't that a greek sandwich on funny flat bread?

 

Nice first post!!! your living up to your name!!!!

 

uh oh... the newbie police are here. watch out.

 

no I just can't sleep and I am board... I really could give a shit what they post

John

 

board = lumber... or discussion board

you are bored and can't sleep. I'm bored too, so I go into spellcheck mode. purely for my own entertainment.

 

OK we can work as a team...I will make sure the new guys post correctly, and you can be the spellchecker!!!!!

 

sounds good to me...

 

no seriously, I thought there might be some term I was missing. I get it now though. derrr...

 

49ratfink, You’re fired as a spell-checker!

retarded, you actually aren’t so … “retarded” … Ragtop’s thread title should have been ’49 to ’52 Chevy gurus … there’s no such term as gerus.

I guess I’m really bored (not board) … ‘cuz I surfed over to Dictionary.com just to cut & paste the American Heritage Dictionary definition of the term Guru …

gu·ru (gŏŏr'ōō, gŏŏ-rōō')
<!--BOF_HEAD-->n. <!--EOF_HEAD--><!--BOF_SUBHEAD-->pl. gu&#183;rus

<O</O
<!--EOF_SUBHEAD--><!--BOF_DEF-->1. Hinduism & Tibetan Buddhism A personal spiritual teacher.
2.
a. A teacher and guide in spiritual and philosophical matters.
b. A trusted counselor and adviser; a mentor.
c. A recognized leader in a field: "the guru of high finance". [or in this case, "the guru of 49 to 52 Chevy&#8217;s"]
d. An acknowledged and influential advocate, as of a movement or idea: "In a culture that worships slimness, he was the Guru of Lean" (Erica Abeel).

[Hindi <TT>guru</TT>, from Sanskrit <TT>guru</TT><TT>&#7717;</TT>, from <TT>guru-</TT>, heavy; see <TT>g<SUP>w</SUP>er</TT><TT>&#601;</TT><TT>-</TT><SUP>1</SUP> in Indo-European roots.]

 

goo-roo

say that a few times, it's a very funny word.

Goo-roo goo-roo goo-roo

Gerus at least sounds latin in nature, as associated with genus, but not as it relates to genius.

Wait....what?

 

This is a 49-50 I dont have a pic of a 51-52

 

gyro's... damn good

 

hahaha, funny stuff

wondering, if being the spellchecker of the forum, wouldn't it be more apt to spell it spellchequer? You see what i did there!! Oh shit, how do you spell it in the US? We spell it chequer. Dam, ok another stupid newbie post, i see why we have newbie post police now

 

i might have a light for sale.let me know if you need it?30.00+shipping.joe

 

Beats me, I opened the thread and expected a question about manual transmissions.