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I do not recall anyone having information on the installation of those tread plates. It would be nice to know the hole locations.
Can you make out any hole-location information?
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I did the best I could with them I will scan a copy for you.
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I placed those treads on my Suburban where they are most practical for stepping up into the cab; however, they look like there are placed too far rearward.
I'll use the installation-sheet locations on the 54 pickup we are restoring.
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