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Old 02-04-2020, 06:45 PM   #1
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Anyone have a hardware list for bed mounting

I picked up a '68 SWB stepside about a month ago and am in the process of converting to fleetside with aftermarket bed parts. Does anyone have a list of hardware I need to mount the bed? I know the various companies offer kits for this. But from what I've seen in the past, most of what they sell is just cheap hardware store stuff. So I'd rather just do it myself with quality fasteners, probably stainless. So if anyone has a list of the sizes, quantities, etc., that would be a huge help. Thanks.
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Re: Anyone have a hardware list for bed mounting

I got a stainless long bed mount kit from LMC and the fasteners fit perfect and are of good quality. I got the bed mount cushions from Classic Heartbeat I believe.

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