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Old 11-23-2009, 11:59 AM   #26
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Re: Cab Swap - 72 Super Cab -> Non-Super cab. What do I need to consider?

The screw in stud is THE only way to go. I get mine from the local body shop supply store. I'm sure they are the same as what is in Mar-k catolog. When installed they look identical to the original stud. It's probably not neccesary, but I always add a little loc-tite to help seal the threads.
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