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Full Cab Floor Pan (73-86 C10 w/ Column Shift)

Item EK-61-935171
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      Reproduction full cab floor pan for 1973-86 C/K and 1987-91 R/V Chevrolet and GMC standard cab pickup models with column shift. Each floor pan is manufactured in quality stamped steel to OE factory specifications featuring original style contours. This cab floor panel does not include the underside support braces. Comes finished in black EDP coating for rust and corrosion prevention. For 2wheel drive, column shift models.

      Features and Benefits: Stamped steel construction built to OE factory specifications Correct factory-style contours for authentic appearance Designed as a complete full cab floor replacement Black EDP coated for rust and corrosion resistance Technical Information: For use on 2WD column shift models only Does not include underside support braces Requires welding for proper installation Manufactured for standard cab pickup applications Note: Shipped truck freight.

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