Product Summary

67-72 Chevy, 67-72 GMC, Chrome

    Comes as a Kit

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    Key Specs

    MFG. Part #91606016
    BrandUnited Pacific
    FinishChrome
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    Need To Know

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    United Pacific 91606016 Details

    • Sold as Pair
    • Chrome
    • Fits Left and Right Hand Sides

    United Pacific 91606016 Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #91606016
    BrandUnited Pacific
    FinishChrome
    GENERAL
    Sold in QuantityPair

    Ratings & Reviews

    4.5

    4 Reviews

    Overall Assessment

    Customers highly regard the product's aesthetics and fitting precision. The product serves its primary purpose of assisting customers in entering and exiting their vehicles, especially models with high lifts. Although the product experiences some challenges in weight-bearing, particularly for larger individuals, an extra stich weld added to the rear bracket leads to tremendous improvement in the product's stability and overall functionality. This high-quality, practical, and easy-to-use product sets itself apart from competitors in terms of adaptability and robustness.

    4.5

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    Great quality

    5.0

    3 months ago

    Bowtie Joe

    Michigan

    Verified

    Great quality part! Fit was perfect.

    Would Recommend

    Good so far.

    5.0

    2 years ago

    Knarly

    Phoenix Az.

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    Looks and fits well.

    Would Recommend

    Fit great and looked great

    5.0

    5 years ago

    LeeInaZ

    Topeka, ks

    Verified

    Fit as it should and made nice update.

    Would Recommend

    Mid-grade steps

    3.0

    5 years ago

    Big D

    Wichita, KS

    Verified

    I purchased these to assist entry and exit to my '68 K10 with 4" lift. I am a big guy and the rear brackets would slip forward when stepping up on the step causing the step to sag no matter how tight I tried to snug them down. I fixed the problem by adding a stich weld from the bracket to the truck body perch. This was the only way I could figure out how to keep the rear bracket from slipping when weight was applied to the step.

    Would Not Recommend

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