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#105732 07/22/2004 1:20 PM
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Does any one have any information or diagrams of how to put the bedwood in a 54 Chevy Truck? Thanks

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check out the tech tip section in on Stovebolt. I know I seen a diagram in here somewhere. take a few minutes to look around. You may also want to try the Chevy Assistance line. I believe you can get a sheet from them showing assembly for your model?!! I have the toll free # here somewhere. Call and have VIN # etc ready and you can get a pile of information free!


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You can order a booklet from Jim Carter which I found extremely helpful. It only costs a few dollars. Well worth the money.

#105735 08/03/2004 3:07 AM
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Try www.gmcpauls.com they have info on wooden beds


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