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I'll see if I can get Greg, over on this site, for his insight on this situation.


Spanky Hardy
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My body shop supply company didnt recomend the panel bonding glue when I inquired about it.

In hindsight that doesnt mean it wont work just that he didnt think it was a proper application for it.
maybe next time mine come loose I will try it. And reporty my findings here. I think Spanky may have the best approach. getting the molds and improving the actual pad casting material.


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Does anyone know where I can buy reproduction rubber step pads for my 1954 COE 5700?

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hickey go to, www.oldchevytrucks.com Jim Carter Antique Truck Parts has the repo. rubber step pads, & feder pads.


Spanky Hardy
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1948 Chevrolet 5700 COE Holmes HD W35 Wrecker
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Originally Posted by spanky
hickey go to, www.oldchevytrucks.com Jim Carter Antique Truck Parts has the repo. rubber step pads, & feder pads.

I bought these and a new cab floor mat, very dissapointed in the quality. I really wish someone made accurate original molded style mats. Unfortunately these repros are the best we can get.

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I had a better supplier for the step pads, & fender pads, but unfortunately he passed away a few years ago. I've not been able to get his molds.


Spanky Hardy
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1948 Chevrolet 5700 COE Holmes HD W35 Wrecker
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1950 GMC 250 1-Ton
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I've found rubber mats for the steps on my 53 COE at both The Filling Station and old chevytrucks.com. Does anyone have any experience with either of their products. I did read the comments here at the forum but have seen nothing over the last year.

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