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#567856 08/24/2009 3:12 AM
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Hello, does anyone know where you can buy a step plate with a GMC logo.My running boards are freshly painted and don't want to scuff them.I have seen a set that has been stamped but don't really like them.Can you get a machined set?

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P. A. They're not stamped; that would indicate a forging most likely. They're cast metal. Probably aluminum. As far as I know, no one would take the time to machine them....unless of course you bring money. Then you can get whatever you want made I suppose.

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Assuming you are referring to 47-55 GMC:

The 47-55 GMC steps plates at JC's that Dan refers to are GM licensed Restoration Parts. These are probably the best reproduction you will find. If you want to be certain that they are not pressed-metal, call JC and ask (they are most likely cast - not machined).



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