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| | | | Joined: Oct 2009 Posts: 201 Shop Shark | | Shop Shark Joined: Oct 2009 Posts: 201 | So just to be clear, the 2-3 holes punched in the top portion of the running boards that reach up to the top of the frame, and are a perfect alignment (front to back) with the holes in the frame itself, don't actually do anything? The running board holes lay maybe 3-4 inches outboard of the frame holes. Just doesn't seem right that they wouldn't be used but there is no way I can stretch them up there to make them fit. I'll try to post pics later for clarification. See pics at : http://s843.photobucket.com/albums/zz356/blatham489/Running%20Boards/Note that there is no room to push the boards farther inboard to match the frame holes without hitting the end of the spring to frame mounts.
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'69 1/2T stepside, Sea Foam Green, 250 L6 w/ 3 on the tree, not an option on it, in the family since new.
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