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I purchased a panel truck body mount kit prior to remounting the body back on my chassis. Yesterday when I was remounting the body I pulled out the kit to use. As I let the body down on the frame I noticed that it appeared there was a need for 4 wooden blocks to make everything come out correctly. However the kit only contained 2 wooden blocks?
Am I missing something? I can make the blocks with no trouble, but want to know if I only need 2 and I just don't realize it.

Thanks for any info! Jay


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Jay - Just a note that it would help if you would let folks know exactly what year truck you're working on??? I took a peek back through your posts and couldn't find anywhere saying what year it is.

On that thought, you could add the details in your member signature line, that way whenever you post we can see what truck you have and it will be easier to offer answers/advice. wink


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Originally Posted by Gdads51
Jay - Just a note that it would help if you would let folks know exactly what year truck you're working on??? I took a peek back through your posts and couldn't find anywhere saying what year it is.

On that thought, you could add the details in your member signature line, that way whenever you post we can see what truck you have and it will be easier to offer answers/advice. wink


Thanks for the advise Gdads51. I will try to add that info.


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So, what are you working on?

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The project is a 3105 AD panel - sorry to be so long in answering. Jay


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