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I'm trying to remember where these pieces go. I thought they came off the front of the cab by the doors.

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I think they are the pieces that go on the aft end of the front fenders (towards the top). They have a rubber seal that goes with them.
I can't find a picture in the couple of venders catalogs I looked at.
I know they are shown in the assembly manual. This manual is not numbered however I put page numbers in mine. Assuming that you have one and make page 1 the very first page of the catalog (1953 thru 1959 VEHICLE SERIAL NUMBER IDENTIFICATION) they are shown on page 112 called a filler.
By the way, not sure why a 60 to 66 assembly manual starts with 1953 thru 1959 VEHICLE SERIAL NUMBER IDENTIFICATION.

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Rusty64 got it. Those are spacers used on the top rear of the quarter panels to space it out from the cab. Two screws are used to attach them to the top of the quarter panel.


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Thanks for your help you were right. I was having trouble remembering wear they went, I guess when you tear something apart ten years ago that can happen. Thanks for everyones help


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