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1954-1955E Chevy-GMC Truck Bed Floor Wood-Oak, Stepside Longbed, 89-Drilled

Item EK-61-246386-1
1954-1955E Chevy-GMC Truck Bed Floor Wood-Oak, Stepside Longbed, 89-Drilled
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

      • Kiln Dried To Avoid Shrinkage And Warpage
      • 8 Boards
      • Milled To Exacting Standards
      • Final Sanded Ready To Seal And Install
      • Anchor Holes Pre-Drilled
      • For Final Finish And Care, We Recommend Our P/N 61-281628-1 Seal'nShine Varnish Kit And
      • P/N 61-281629-1 Detailer
      • NOTE: Wood Only -Strips And Hardware Not Included

      Description


      Our bed flooring parts are made in the USA, and are the best choice for restoring your Truck. We offer two different styles of mounting the bed wood. If you choose the hidden holes option for your bed wood, the heads of the bolts that attach the cross sills to the frame are hidden in drilled pockets on the underside of the wood strips. This eliminates the bolts poking through the wood and makes for a cleaner looking bed. We have all the strips, angles, wood, and fasteners you will need. Just bolt it together and go.

      NOTE: These boards have no holes in them. They must be drilled according to how your rear cross sills are laid out.

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