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Removing More Bed Sides
Topic: Body   Posted:2008-02-18
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Here are the tailgate hinges ready to be cleaned up:

Tailgate Hinges

Looking down the rack where the head board is disconnected from the bed:

Head Board

There are two bolts accessible through the rear tail light on each side that hold on the rear brace:

Tail Light 1

Tail Light 2

There is a small weld holding the bed side to the rear brace:

Right Rear Corner

Here you can see how the bed wood is connected to the rear fender:

Fender Wood





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