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I'm trying to weld both Rocker step plate combos on my 57 truck but there is a one inch gap between it and where it is suppose to meet the rear cab corner panel. The part supplier says its the right part? Someone please help!

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I just replaced the same parts (rocker/step) on my '57 and found that the gap between the rear cab corner and step sill was significantly more than what came off (I got the Jim Carter version). I measured the old sill and it was, in fact, longer than the new one, so the gap was expected. Since this isn't a faithful resto I'm just going to fill the gap by welding in a strip of metal since there's no functional reason for the gap.


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