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Re: 1951 GMC 250 Running Board Length TUTS 59 #1606903 07/01/2026 9:31 PM
Joined: May 2011 Posts: 187 Minnesota 3 3800GUY 'Bolter
3800GUY 'Bolter 3 Joined: May 2011 Posts: 187 Minnesota	OK, I checked the length and it's 88" at the longest part of the running board. Again these boards are on a Chevy 3804 model with 9' stepside bed. Thanks, Tom

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1951 GMC 250 Running Board Length	TUTS 59	07/01/2026 6:59 PM
Re: 1951 GMC 250 Running Board Length	3800GUY	07/01/2026 7:47 PM
Re: 1951 GMC 250 Running Board Length	3800GUY	07/01/2026 9:31 PM
Re: 1951 GMC 250 Running Board Length	TUTS 59	07/01/2026 9:51 PM
Re: 1951 GMC 250 Running Board Length	Gdads51	07/01/2026 9:52 PM
Re: 1951 GMC 250 Running Board Length	3800GUY	07/01/2026 11:02 PM

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