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OK Guy,s I realize that that I can put the arms such as on a 1/2 ton model but are they correct?Will they look right on a one ton? What i,ve got on the old cab has those angle iron brackets and tubular mirror arms,paint shot, brackets loose,cowl sheetmetal damaged.gonna fix all that. On the new cab I have the same setup,but only longer arms as it came from a 6400 series, same year fertilizer truck that had no frame leftunder it and gratiously gave up alot of needed parts. any replies/suggestions gratefully appreciated. smile

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Toomany,thats exactly what i,m talking aboutputin on there,just have tofix large holes and damage to cowl area on both sidesfrom the loose brkts. just did,nt know if it was right.thanks for the reply. wink


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