1954 1987 Chevy Gmc Stepside Bed Floor on 2040-parts.com
Calhoun, Georgia, United States
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1954 thru 1987 Chevy GMC STEPSIDE ONLY LONG OR SHORT CROSS SILL, THESE SET ATOP OF FRAME AND WOOD OR METAL FLOORS ATTACH TO IT, IT IS NOT THE REAR , IT CAN BE USED FOR THE FRONT OR CENTERS , NO HOLES IN SILL,SO IT IS EASY TO CUSTOM YOUR FLOOR IF DESIRED ,
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