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Stainless Shields on Lower Bedsides
What are those shields on the lower bedside toward the wheel well called and are they still available from anyone and if so who? I think they were for protection of chips and damage from gravel thrown up by the tires.
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Real deal GM 2234849
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They are called Stone Guards
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So very cool! Thank you for the great pic bhc41051. I'm building yet another 75 drop top Blazer and I thought I had a set to put on and couldn't find in my shed. I just think they give a final touch to the bedside. Thats great that you had the instructions too.
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I always thought they were great rust incubators. Trapping and holding debris and moisture.
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I agree with Farmall
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And I agree with wildwilly4x4
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instead of screwing holes thru your bed, use some 3M auto tape, sticky both sides.
i used it all over my truck, bed caps, t.gate protector, even my k30 emblems. could'nt bring myself to punch holes threw my new paint. always wondered why GM put them on the front of the wheelwell, all the chips i get are behind the wheelwell... |
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my 84 GMC has the remainder of what looks like stick on shields that were clear originally. I need to get that stuff off, and eventually I'll get some of these. Too bad someone doesn't make them in plain steel so they can be painted to match the body color.
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