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#1089659 03/05/2015 8:31 PM
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Are the bracket locations, and dimensions of the pickup and big truck running boards the same accept for the length? I may need to weld my rear half to the front of a short big truck running board as they are more readily available. Thanks Scott

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I don't know about the hole locations but with careful cutting and welding I chopped and channeled a standard size step down to fit my Toyota...(56 GMC bed on it) so I say as long as your going from large to small it's game on.


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CASO #1089739 03/06/2015 3:00 AM
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Actually I need to replace the front from the rear bracket forward but am not sure if that part is the same on the long and short running boards. Mine was bent really bad and I attempted to straighten it but it is not as good as I would like it to be. From the rear bracket back is good. Scott


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