United Pacific Windshield Sunshade Freightliner FLD120 Century Columbia 98989
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Right-hand bedside step for 1955-1959 Chevy and GMC longbed trucks
This new exterior accessory fits 1955 through 1959 Chevrolet and GMC longbed models. It mounts on the right-hand side to provide a stable stepping point for easier bed access. The step is designed specifically for these vintage truck applications. Part number 170554 identifies the correct fitment.
The upgrade is worth it when the factory step has corroded, bent or been removed during past repairs. It restores the convenient foothold needed for loading cargo or servicing the bed. Not for shortbed models, left-hand mounting or trucks outside the 1955-1959 longbed range.
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Yes, the step is designed for 1955‑1959 Chevy and GMC longbed trucks and uses the original bedside mounting locations on the right‑hand side.
Installers often forget to align the step bracket with the bedside reinforcement before tightening, causing the step to sit crooked or bind against the bed floor.
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