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#591484 11/11/2009 3:42 AM
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Hi guys,
I have looked and looked and can not find new "polyurethane" cab mounts for the 3/4 ton pickup. I can find them all day long for the 1/2 ton, what gives?
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take it that you are trying to find he rear cab mounts. 2 thinks that you can do 1 remove them and send them out for rebuilding or install the frame brkts and rear insulators from a C10
the reason for those rear cab mounts on a 3/4 ton cab and up it that they had a stiffer suspension and those rar cab mounts would compensate for that and give the cab more of a floating sensation
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thanks Ron,
Yes, at American Classics they had the rears "rebuilt". Kind of like taking in an alternator or something, they required a core deposit.
In the front part of the cab I have the two "bisquits" similar to the c-10. Any info on where I might find those? Mine are completely desinigrated!
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I think that the good guys that rebuild them is steele's(the outfit that does window and door seals)
the other way to address this is cab mount kits are all for a C10 which comprises all 4 cab mounts (best buy) get some C10 frame brkts and do it that way
most all of these restoration parts places have the insulators or mount kits with all new bolts etc.
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Thanks Ron,
checked out their website, pretty cool stuff.
Thanks for the info. Not sure which direction to go yet. If I can't get the front set, I will probably take your advice and get the C-10 kit and locate some brackets.
I'll let you know...
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