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Is there a factory mounting position on the piller for spotlights on 67-72 trucks?
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I think the Spot lights were a dealer add on, not a factory option so they may vary. Here's two pic's that I had on the computer to show were mine is mounted. I can measure down from the drip rail down if needed.
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The cop spots are still made in the USA by Unity Mfg. The correct bracket to mount to an A-Pillar on a '67 - '72 Chevy/GMC truck is Unity P/N 202. In that kit is contained a paper template to drill a 1/2" hole thru the Driver's Side A-Pillar at about 3 or 4" from the seam. Passenger side bracket is p/n 202R.
Go to: www.unityusa.com
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Willis,
Here's the ones I took, I have not had a chance to get any more. Will try again this week, if you need more. Shan...
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