1954 1955 1956 Dodge C-series Pickup Truck - Oem Step Side Running Boards on 2040-parts.com
Dallas, Texas, United States
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1954-56 Dodge C-series Pickup TRUCK.
oem RUNNING BOARDS. These running boards were from a 1954-56 style of Dodge regular pickup Truck. The pickup had the STEP SIDE bed. The dimensions of the metal running boards are: 68.5 inches LONG 13 inches WIDE. ----------------------------------------------------- The running boards are RUSTY and do have some RUST THRU on them. Overall they can be rebuilt with a steady hand. SOLD AS IS. Please ask ANY questions. I do have more parts from this truck. |
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