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#230745 04/01/2007 3:49 AM
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I thought I saw door jam sill plates in the Chevy Duty catalog a couple of years ago ... but after searching through Classic Parts, Brothers, and all my other cat's, I don't see any for a '54 Chevy pickup anywhere.

Was I dreaming? Am I going to have to fabricate my own? When I put carpet in my truck, I'm gonna want sill plates ... has anyone else been through this?


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did they have them in 54?? I thought they didn't start till the 60's

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try lmctruck


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#230748 04/01/2007 4:49 AM
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You're right, Bill ... Brothers has them starting in 1960.

Hey, Mike. Yes ... I looked through LMC, too. I guess I'm gonna have to fabricate my own.


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Alan,,,Truck Shop in Orange Ca. has them. On page 40 of their catalog. Its the "lower cab windlace retainer". 8.00 ea. or 29.00 ea. for polished stainless steel. 1-800-243-8947
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Thanks a million, Marty! I knew I had seen them somewhere.

I just ordered two of them ... stainless steel, of course.


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