Looking for pics of factory exhaust hanger on a 4x4

[Joesjunk]

I'm trying to figure out what the rear exhaust hanger bracket looks like on a '72 4x4. Do any of you guys still have one hanging on your truck you can take a picture of? Thanks

[DeadheadNM]

A little bent but here's one...this is the frame rail mounted (riveted) bracket.

[mike16]

i have the origonal exuaste for my 68 k20

and most of it fot my 72 c10

pm me if that will work and i will post it all here

[Joesjunk]

Originally Posted by mike16

i have the origonal exuaste for my 68 k20

and most of it fot my 72 c10

pm me if that will work and i will post it all here

Mike, I would like to see the 4x4 exhaust

[Joesjunk]

Originally Posted by DeadheadNM

A little bent but here's one...this is the frame rail mounted (riveted) bracket.

Would you want to sell this? Thanks

[Chevyland]

Pics are
Back looking forward
Front looking backwards
Passenger toward driver
Driver toward passenger
Sorry about the rusty tailpipe
It's not connected anymore , but I pushed it up there for the pic
I believe this is original

Edit
??
I'll try and look on some other trucks and see if I see the same

[DeadheadNM]

Originally Posted by Joesjunk

Would you want to sell this? Thanks

Sure - how's $25 shipped (plus PP fees)? Will take me a few days before I can box and ship if that's ok. The flange that sits flush on the inner frame frail will need to be bent back to 90 degrees but I don't think that will tough. Otherwise it's a solid non-rusty piece. Pete

[HOTFUN]

Originally Posted by DeadheadNM

Sure - how's $25 shipped (plus PP fees)? Will take me a few days before I can box and ship if that's ok. The flange that sits flush on the inner frame frail will need to be bent back to 90 degrees but I don't think that will tough. Otherwise it's a solid non-rusty piece. Pete

This one that Pete has is the standard front exhaust bracket rivited to the frame ahead of the muffler and located under the cab. Like most as mine shown here were eliminated with the hot butter knife when dual exhaust was installed.

Not to highjack but if Joe decides he doesn't need this forward single exhaust bracket, I would like to buy it for replacing my torched off one. Thanks guys, Mark

[Joesjunk]

Pete, let Mark have that bracket you have. My truck has that one on it.

Mark, what truck is that you have pictured?

[HOTFUN]

Joe, as you well know I sold 3 of my K20s 3 years ago and I could kick myself for not saving one of them to restore for my stable. First part of May I went and looked at but then somehow missed out on a 1 owner 72 K20 Cheyenne loaded with 50k miles in Lincoln that was used as a snow plow since new from Duteua Chevrolet there. That's all it took to get me back in the hunt. So I started searching again for a nice frame and I have enough NOS and another perfect body to build a nice truck. It turned out to be a very clean 72 K20 with basically a rolling frame and cab from South Dakota and interestingly it was a factory Cheyenne Super truck. So I'm back in the 72 build stages now.
I'm glad you had this bracket up front and letting me step in as I am going factory single exhaust too on this build. Mark

[mike16]

here are some of the bracket pictures I have.

I also have a 72 c10 that has alot of the brackets similer to the ones your seeing in other images. my 72 is also very origonal

[mike16]

and one or two more,

my 68 has only about 13k miles on it and my 72 had 71K miles on it when I bought it 6 years ago. both are very origonal

let me know if you need more

[Joesjunk]

Thanks for those pictures, I have to ask what's that truck look like?

[DeadheadNM]

There's actually another exhaust bracket forward of that I've shown in the pic that is riveted to a frame crossmember. It's a short 90 degree bracket that is riveted into place left of midline.