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Bed Angle Strips; Raw Steel; Paintable (47-53 Chevrolet Truck w/ Short Bed)
Item EK-61-936390
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Product Information
Features, Description, Q&A
Features
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- Reproduction of the Original Angle Strips That Attach the Side Boards on Chevrolet and GMC Pickup Stepside Short Bed Models _x000D_
- Designed Specifically for Stepside Short Bed Trucks _x000D_
- Bolted to the Wood Side Boards and Spot Welded to the Bed Side _x000D_
- Features Pre-Punched Square Holes Matching the Original Bolt Pattern _x000D_
- Strips Measure 1-1/2" Wide by 1" Tall _x000D_
- Roll Formed from 18 Gauge Raw Paintable Steel _x000D_
- Sold in Pairs _x000D_
- Fits 1947-1953 Chevrolet Trucks with Short Bed Stepside Configuration _x000D_
Description
Reproduction of the original angle strips that attach the side boards on 1947-53 Chevrolet and GMC Pickup Stepside short bed models. These angle moldings are bolted to the wood and spot welded to the bed side. Features pre-punched square holes in the original bolt pattern. Strips are 1-1/2" wide x 1" tall and are roll formed from 18 gauge raw paintable steel. Sold in pairs.
Note: Shipped oversize. Confused about wood bed parts terminology and what parts you might need to add or replace a wood bed?
Click the link below to find the answers: Truck Bed Wood - A Beginner's Guide.
Note: Shipped oversize. Confused about wood bed parts terminology and what parts you might need to add or replace a wood bed?
Click the link below to find the answers: Truck Bed Wood - A Beginner's Guide.
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