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Body to frame webbing?
#456870 09/29/2008 10:50 AM
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LMC sells this stuff (p.13 of the 47-59 catalog), but for the life of me, I can't remember taking "webbing" off the truck ('57 short step) when I it came apart. What the heck is this stuff for and why would I need 30' of it?

Is this related to the substance (sort of a cross between foam and cork) that is stapled between the reinforcement panel and the front fender? If not, what the heck is that substance and what's an acceptable alternative?

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Re: Body to frame webbing?
Desert_buick #456901 09/29/2008 1:27 PM
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It probably is used as an anti-squeek. If so you could use other materials to do the same job.

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