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#1171300 06/27/2016 1:06 PM
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Rebuilding a 53 Suburban Carryall for my uncle that he started about 12 years ago. He bought as an unfinished project and mostly disassembled. I set the body back on the frame this weekend but not sure about placement of body to frame pads. We have a kit with 4 2"x2"x2" blocks and 4 2"x2"x1/4" pads. Currently we have the 2x2 blocks on the rearmost mounts and the thin pads on the front mounts.
Is this correct?
We have a shop and assembly manual but can't find a clear explanation of where they go.
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Bubba - Curmudgeon
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These photos might help.

The FAM & Shop Manual have very little/no info on this.

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That's perfect! Thanks!

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Check out this 1954 Chevrolet 3100 Panel Truck Body Mounting Points photo album.
The 1947-55 1st series 1/2 ton panel truck mounts are pretty much the same as the Suburban mounts.
2 rubber pads per wood block, top and bottom.
Wood block location. numbers 3 and 4 mounting points.
There is one rubber pad at all the remaining mounting points, in between the body mount and the frame.
Numbers 1, 2, 5, mounting points.

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Very nice (and very helpful) photos, Jorb

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