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does anyone know what the height of the replacement bushing are for the back locations on the 41-46 cab mounts? We have made all of the other blocks and pads for mounting the cab and need to make replacement rear bushings as well.
Any information would be appreciated.

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I have photos and the various bushings, pads and blocks from my '46. It may be a day or two before I can get on my photo sharing site. If you can sit tight for a bit I'll get to it ASAP. These will show what they look like and provide a rough idea of dimensions as they are wrinkled, dried out and somewhat shorter than their more youthful days---kinda like me. dance

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Here is a link to a photo that may help.
The round biscuit looking bushing is steel and 3/4 inch thick. A rubber bushing (shown here cracked and squashed) was pressed into the steel and appears to have had a 3/4 inch long "stem" with a hole for the bolt (shown) to pass through.
'46 Chevy 1/2 Ton rear cab to frame mounting hardware


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Thank You for the info.


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