United Pacific Windshield Sunshade Freightliner FLD120 Century Columbia 98989
- Windshield Sunshade
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Direct replacement front bumper for 1967-72 Chevy trucks, part 105671
This new front bumper from United Pacific Industries is built for 1967-72 Chevy trucks. It serves as a direct replacement part for original equipment. The component carries part number 105671 for easy identification. It is supplied as a single bumper unit.
This bumper suits owners completing a period-correct restoration on the listed model years. It does not fit other truck makes or later Chevrolet models. Buyers needing a bumper for a different vehicle year or brand should look elsewhere. Those requiring mounting hardware included in the box should verify the package contents before ordering.
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The bumper is supplied as a direct-fit replacement for 1967-72 Chevy trucks; original mounting brackets and hardware are reused or sourced separately.
Yes, the bumper is manufactured to match factory contours for 1967-72 models, so it lines up with the stock grille and fenders without modification.
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