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Bolt-On Universal Shock-Headlight Mounts
Bolt-On Universal Shock-Headlight Mounts
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Bolt-On Universal Shock-Headlight Mounts
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These plain steel headlight and shock mounts were designed for our T-buckets, but they can be used for a variety of projects. Can be easily bolted onto the outside edge of your frame rail.
- Mounts have 1/2" holes for Dietz style or other headlights
- Has two different 1/2" hole locations for upper shock mounting
- Measures 6" from the upper shock mount hole to the top of the frame rail
- Provided in a plain steel finish
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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