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#1423480 09/10/2021 12:27 AM
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Hopefully this would be the right thread for this. I searched and didn't see what I was looking for... unfortunately one of the previous owners of my vehicle decide instead of cutting out the rusted bumper bolts w/ an acetylene torch that he would cut the frame on the front. I'm trying to find a picture or specs for what they are supposed to look like so I can fab some new bumper mounts. Any help in that direction would be appreciated. I know I could just wing it when the bumper gets here but would rather plan ahead if possible.
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Scroll down on these links for pics.

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/showthread.php?t=325736

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/showthread.php?t=679156

My 1960 GMC. Which was sold. Zoom up to see the shape. If I still had it I would measure and make a drawing. This will get you started til others reply.
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The simple way to solve the frame issue is to find a '63-66 C-10/20 frame and harvest the bumper ends off then weld them onto your frame. You will have to be careful with the re-attachment because the stock bumper bolts directly to the frame.
The easy way to harvest the frame ends would be with a battery powered 'Sawsall'. Wm.


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Not going to heaven if you cut up a good frame just for that.


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