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05-08-2008, 09:25 PM | #1 |
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Using older armrests on a '68
I'm not a big fan of the '67-'71 armrests, but I really like the look of the ones on the '55-'65 models. Does anyone know if the older armrest will fit, or what the distance is between the bolt holes on the older rest is?
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Re: Using older armrests on a '68
Yes, I would like to know as well.
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09-08-2010, 11:24 AM | #3 |
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Re: Using older armrests on a '68
The hole spacing is the same and they can be used. I am using the 55-66 armrests on my '69.
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Re: Using older armrests on a '68
Do you have a picture?
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Re: Using older armrests on a '68
I take one tonight and post it tomorrow.
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Re: Using older armrests on a '68
Here you go.
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Perfect! Thanks
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Re: Using older armrests on a '68
lol,, thats great I was wondering the same, now I know and im getting the same pair for my truck, thanks
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Re: Using older armrests on a '68
cool, now i know they will work.
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Re: Using older armrests on a '68
I used the 55-59 armrests in my 67 extended cab and I used the pre 55 armrests in my 68 crew cab build.
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Re: Using older armrests on a '68
I did the drivers side this eve...
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Looks great - I've got mine ordered...
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Re: Using older armrests on a '68
dont forget to order cage nuts for the door to mount them...I used square plastic ones for license plate mounting....
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Re: Using older armrests on a '68
Where are you ordering these arm rests from? I haven't found a very good selection of colors yet.
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Re: Using older armrests on a '68
LMC only has three colors available, would like also see if more are floating out there.
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I had mine dyed to match.
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