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1967-72 Chevy Truck Cross Sill Fleetside Stainless Steel (Fleetside, Long or Short Bed)

Item EK-61-246101-1
1967-72 Chevy Truck Cross Sill Fleetside Stainless Steel (Fleetside, Long or Short Bed)
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      Features

        • Best Quality Reproduction Cross Sill For Fleetside GMC Or Chevy Truck
        • 14 Gauge 430 Stainless Steel
        • Mounts Under Bed Floor To Attach Bed To Frame
        • For Two Sills In Front Of Wheel Well & One Directly Behind Wheel Well
        • Short Bed Or Long Bed
        • 3 Required
        • Ecklers Legacy Number: 115096S

      Description

      When restoring a classic truck, there is no better place to start than the bed. Depending on the year of your truck, it had between three to five cross sills and two reinforcement strips running across under the wood (or steel from 1967 and up). The front bed panel behind the cab, and the rear cross sill are also key in holding the bed together. Eckler’s is proud to offer all the parts you need to restore your truck. Give us a call for more assistance.

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