Mar-K 110115 Angle Strips Polished Stainless 60-66 GM Short

Description: Angle strips are like bed strips, but fit in the corners of the bed along the bed side in stepside trucks. Polished angle strips are very shiny, giving them a "chrome" look. Angle strips are punched with square holes according to the original pattern. Each strip is 1 1/2" X 1" and 18 gage thickness. Stainless steel is type 430, bright and slightly magnetic. Made in Oklahoma City, USA. Angle strips are roll formed in our shop and available inpolished stainless for the "chrome" look, unpolished stainless or steel, if you plan to paint them like original. The angle strip is original in GM and Dodge step-side trucks. The angle bolts to the bed wood and was originally spot-welded to the side. Angle strips are like the bed strips, but they fit in the corners of the bed along the bed side Mar-K 110115 Angle Strips Polished Stainless 60-66 GM Short Sku # 735110115 Mfr. Part # 110115 Condition New Brand Mar-K Sold Pair Details Info Angle strips are like bed strips, but fit in the corners of the bed along the bed side in stepside trucks. Polished angle strips are very shiny, giving them a "chrome" look. Angle strips are punched with square holes according to the original pattern. Each strip is 1 1/2" X 1" and 18 gage thickness. Stainless steel is type 430, bright and slightly magnetic. Made in Oklahoma City, USA. Angle strips are roll formed in our shop and available inpolished stainless for the "chrome" look, unpolished stainless or steel, if you plan to paint them like original. The angle strip is original in GM and Dodge step-side trucks. The angle bolts to the bed wood and was originally spot-welded to the side. Angle strips are like the bed strips, but they fit in the corners of the bed along the bed side. The bed wood edge boards do not have a groove for the angle strip.It sits on top of the wood. Angles are punched with square 5/16" holes according to the original hole pattern. The dimensions are 1 1/2 X 1" and they are 18 gage thickness. Made in Oklahoma City, USA Installation Tips Removal of original angles: If bolts are rusted, an air chisel or bolt cutter may be needed. Remove wood. Take measurements of original angles so replacements will go in the same place. Drill 1/4" hole through the spot welds (appx. every 3" along angle) and pry angle loose (screwdriver may work). Grind off spot welds using a body grinder. Clamp new angle in place - make sure it is straight and positioned accurately. Weld the new angle in place from outside - weld right through the holes you drilled. HINT: Be careful not to use excessive heat which would burn through the angle - use an aluminum or copper block clamped to the angle strip at the weld to reduce distortion and discoloring from the weld. Grind the weld smooth. Angles can be bolted to side as an alternative to welding: we recommend 5/16 X 3/4 Phillips drive bolts about 6-8" apart. Acorn nuts can be used on the outside where bolt and nut are visible. SPECIAL CONDITION FOR 73-87 GM STEPSIDE This pickup originally had the angle strip bolts welded to the angle. This makes removal and replacement of the bolts very difficult. We recommend grinding off the bolt heads first and drilling out the bolts, before installing the angle covers. If the original angles and bolts are in good condition, you may want to leave them and replace only the wood.These are general instructions. GM Angles include detailed instructions for removal and installation. 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 Pair MFG. Part # 110115 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: 118.99 USD

Location: Lincoln, Nebraska

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