Mar-K 102628 Rear Cross Sills Original, 47-51 GM 3/4 Ton Stepside

Description: The rear cross sill is located below the tailgate. It ties the back of the bed together by being bolted crosswise from one bed side to the other. The rear sill has "brackets" welded in place. The bed-to-frame bolt passes through these brackets as it bolts from the wood to the frame. The strips and wood sit on the ledge that has predrilled holes for mounting. The rear cross sill protects the edges of the wood boards. Contains the reinforcing bracket but not the hole for original spare tire carrier. MAR-K rear cross sill comes complete with all bolt holes punched for bed strips and attaching to stake pockets. Made in Oklahoma City, USA. It is the piece that ties the back of the bed together by being bolted crosswise from one bed side to the other Mar-K 102628 Rear Cross Sills Original, 47-51 GM 3/4 Ton Stepside Sku # 735102628 Mfr. Part # 102628 Condition New Brand Mar-K Sold Each Details Info The rear cross sill is located below the tailgate. It ties the back of the bed together by being bolted crosswise from one bed side to the other. The rear sill has "brackets" welded in place. The bed-to-frame bolt passes through these brackets as it bolts from the wood to the frame. The strips and wood sit on the ledge that has predrilled holes for mounting. The rear cross sill protects the edges of the wood boards. Contains the reinforcing bracket but not the hole for original spare tire carrier. MAR-K rear cross sill comes complete with all bolt holes punched for bed strips and attaching to stake pockets. Made in Oklahoma City, USA. It is the piece that ties the back of the bed together by being bolted crosswise from one bed side to the other. It mounts to the frame, wood, strips and bed sides. MAR-K rear cross sills come complete with all holes punched including attachment holes for wiring clamps and all bolt holes. Brackets are included to bolt on for 34-36 GM trucks, welded on for 47-87 GM trucks and riveted on for 51-72 Ford trucks. The rear cross sill is located below and parallel to the tailgate. Made in Oklahoma City, USA Installation Tips Tech Tip: We recommend that you bolt the rear sill to the stake pockets first. Make sure everything is square and level before tightening the bolts; then weld the rear cross sill to the stake pockets if desired. The bed strips and wood are bolted down to the rear cross sill after the rear cross sill is in place. 41-46 GM Stepside - This rear cross sill, as well as the 37-39 and 40, does not have brackets attached for mounting to the bed wood and frame. The bed mounting blocks placed at the rear of the truck are larger and provide attachment of the wood to the frame. 47-87 GM Stepside - These Stepside rear sills have "brackets" welded in place. The bed-to-frame bolt passes through these brackets as it bolts from the wood to the frame. The strips and wood sit on the ledge that has pre-drilled holes for mounting. The rear cross sill protects the edges of the board. 58-72 GM Fleetside Wood Floor - The Fleetside rear sill also has "brackets" welded in place. The bed-to-frame bolt passes through the brackets as it bolts from the wood to the frame. The strips and wood sit on the ledge that has pre-drilled holes for mounting. The edges of the boards are therefore protected by the rear cross sill. This item is being shipped to you directly from the manufacturer and is subject to an increased handling time. Delivery estimates that include the handling time are displayed on the "Shipping and Payments" tab. Specs Sold in Quantity Each MFG. Part # 102628 Tech Support We're here to help before and after your purchase. If you have a question or need assistance with one of our products, please contact us through eBay Messaging and a knowledgeable Speedway Motors team member will be happy to help. About Speedway Motors is America’s Oldest Speed Shop® and has been a trusted source for specialty rodding and racing products and friendly expert advice for more than 72 years. Founded in 1952 by “Speedy” Bill Smith – a racer and street rodder himself – Speedway has grown from a one-man operation to become the world’s largest manufacturer, distributor and retailer of street rod and racing products. Our industry-leading fast delivery is the result of same-day shipping from our state-of-the-art, centrally located 500,000 sq. ft. headquarters. Speedway’s size offers customers unmatched product selection and low pricing, while our excellent technical support and customer service have made us a recognized leader in the rodding and racing industries.

Price: 193.99 USD

Location: Lincoln, Nebraska

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