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Anyone have any pictures they can share of replacing the inner cab corners on a 55-59 TF truck? I've seen two different styles of inner cab corner available (Jim Carter vs Classic Industries) and would like to see some install photos. Thanks.


1959 Chevrolet 3800 Pickup
1937 Chevrolet GC Panel
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I have some photos over in the "Project Journals" section. My topic is "1956 6400 father & son project" I replaced both inner cab corners. I did keep the original top portion of the right side one, and just used the inner section. They both took some work to fit, but once in, I am very happy with them. I purchased one from Classic Parts, and one from Bowtie Bits. No reason for the difference, the parts seemed to be the same.

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A few photos. In the left side, the rear cab brace had come loose from the back of the cab. This led to serious cracking of the floor that had to be replaced before the cab corner could be replaced. The cracking extended into the cab corner
In the right side, the upper section of the cab corner was fine and it was easier to take the inside section off of the new panel to install. Both inner sections needed work to get them to fit up to the outer cab corner.

Hope this helps.

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Thanks for posting the photos and mentioning where the other project photos are at. I will take a closer look at them all.


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