Silverado badges

[silverscottsk10]

I'm looking to have some stickers made of the silverado badges instead of paying the 190$ for them
Anyone know how long and tall they are?

 

[chengny]

Fender badges?

 

[silverscottsk10]

Yes

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I've only got a picture of them
I need the length and stuff of the real ones

 

[da_raabi]

I'll go pull the measurements during lunch.

 

[da_raabi]

Ok here are the dimensions off of C30 Silverado:

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Hope it works!

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[da_raabi]

Also you may want to try your local wrecking yards. These things show up pretty regularly, especially the C/K10 emblems. You should have seen how happy I was when I found a set of C/K30 Silvy emblems in the center console of a custom deluxe! Damn near peed myself!

 

[John81287]

I've got an extra set of 30 badges if anybody needs them


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[silverscottsk10]

Ok here are the dimensions off of C30 Silverado:

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Hope it works!

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Is that in inches?

 

[da_raabi]

Is that in inches?

Yes it is, sorry I forgot to mention it!

 

[silverscottsk10]

lol
I figured it was but make sure I ask anyway

 

[da_raabi]

Keep in mind they re rough measurements, not precise. I was using a ruler so yea...

 

[silverscottsk10]

Lol
As long as it's pretty close it's fine

 

[Greybeard]

Sorry to drag out a dead post for trivial information input; however, for future reference, the easy way to write the difference and to tell the difference between metric rule and engineering rule is to use a comma in the metric numbers the way they do overseas. example....1.25" would be 1,25 in metric.

This is why foreign ammo is designated as such too. 7,62 x 39 for example. Because it is not a 7.62" wide bullet. It is 7.62mm wide. So to make writing it easier the comma is used which helps clarify that and the mm is dropped. Clear as mud? At least that is my take on it. A qualified engineer may say differently.