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1947-1954 Chevy Pickup Front Frame Boxing Plates
1947-1954 Chevy Pickup Front Frame Boxing Plates
47-54 GMC, 47-54 Chevy, 19.87" Overall Length, 5.25" Width A, 3.88" Width B, 7 Gauge Thickness
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1947-1954 Chevy Pickup Front Frame Boxing Plates
Part # 91054428
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MFG. Part #:
91054428
Overall Length:
19.87"
Width A:
5.25"
Width B:
3.88"
Gauge Thickness:
7
Material Thickness:
.11"
Material Type:
Steel
Finish:
Natural
Sold in Quantity:
Pair
Notes:
May require cutting, grinding, and welding.
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When using original or reproduction frame rails, be sure to fully box the front section for strength and saftey. Our front boxing plates are designed to box the frame in critical front suspension attachment points and motor mount areas.
10 gauge.
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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