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#1407235 04/24/2021 2:28 AM
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When reassembling is there a kit for replacing the nuts and bolts are do you guys just pick them up at hardware store? Just curious, I am a long way from reassembling. Thanks

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The usual vendors sell various kits, such a cab mounting, bed mounting, etc. But I don't know of a full set of nuts and bolts available.


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Thanks.

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I don't think you'll find a complete kit, now I can tell you from experience if you were shopping for Corvette stuff you can buy EVERY fastener to meet factory specs right down to the markings on the head of the bolts. Maybe someday they will think our trucks are as important.


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That would be nice


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