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#703262 12/14/2010 2:35 AM
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question - will a running board off a 42 GMC 1 1/2 ton fit a 40 GMC 1 1/2 ton.


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Texman ... They must all be poring over their Master Parts Catalogs to see if the parts numbers match...

Is it safe to assume that you need a running board for a '40 and you've found one from a '42? Any chance the seller will let you fit check, or is it an item that needs to be shipped to you?

Hopefully someone will be along who can answer this for you.

If not, give he guys at Jim Carter's a call (see our Links Page) -- somebody there might know.

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Hy texman, could you give us the series number of the truck so we can more precisely answer your question? Basically the running boards from 41 - 46 are the same, but there are different ones depending on the exact application, so series numbers will help a lot to clarify.

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The numbers on the truck are AC 302 24060 .its a 1 1/2 ton GMC with a 9 foot pickup bed with huge rear fenders.


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...not sure texman but I think 3B means is it a 30 series or 60 or 3600 or 3800.... I know these are for chevies but you get the idea.


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Hy texman, okay with the series information I was able to confirm that they should interchange, the two trucks must have the same wheelbase, and of coarse they both must be pickup box type trucks.

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Alvin, AC 302 is the designation for a GMC.


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