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kens65fb

12-26-2021 10:47 AM

Roll Pan Installation

Can someone demonstrate the installation of a rear roll pan for a fleetside?
Before or after new paint.

The Rocknrod

12-28-2021 11:25 AM

Re: Roll Pan Installation

Scoti did a great write-up on a latter model that may give you some indication of the process in this thread starting at post #20 - http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=285522

kens65fb

12-28-2021 12:23 PM

Re: Roll Pan Installation

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Originally Posted by The Rocknrod (Post 9011961)

Scoti did a great write-up on a latter model that may give you some indication of the process in this thread starting at post #20 - http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=285522

Looks like that link is about installing a trailer hitch, not a roll pan.
This is what I am after.

kens65fb

01-02-2022 02:00 PM

Re: Roll Pan Installation

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Originally Posted by kens65fb (Post 9011975)

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Looks like that link is about installing a trailer hitch, not a roll pan.
This is what I am after.

Anybody ??

MT65	01-02-2022 04:01 PM

Re: Roll Pan Installation

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Originally Posted by kens65fb (Post 9011230)

Can someone demonstrate the installation of a rear roll pan for a fleetside?
Before or after new paint.

Can’t demonstrate, this was put in by previous owner, not welded in, just bolted in. I like the stainless better than the painted ones personally…

kens65fb

01-02-2022 05:32 PM

Re: Roll Pan Installation

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Originally Posted by MT65 (Post 9013933)

Can’t demonstrate, this was put in by previous owner, not welded in, just bolted in. I like the stainless better than the painted ones personally…

Thamks for the pic.

I like the look of the bolted roll pan, it looks more original than the welded and filled one.

Also, the bolted roll pan can be removed and replaced, with the bumper if I decided to go back to using the original rear bumper.

raic65

01-04-2022 04:24 PM

Re: Roll Pan Installation

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Originally Posted by kens65fb (Post 9011230)

Can someone demonstrate the installation of a rear roll pan for a fleetside?
Before or after new paint.

Welded sheet metal to the inside of the roll pan that allowed me to bolt it to the bed sides. Installed self tapping sheet metal screws for the bed (holes were already predrilled in the roll pan).

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