United Pacific Windshield Sunshade Freightliner FLD120 Century Columbia 98989
- Windshield Sunshade
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Front bumper for 1969-72 GMC trucks, part number 105672
This reproduction front bumper is manufactured for 1969-72 GMC trucks. It provides a direct-fit replacement for original equipment on restoration projects. The part number 105672 identifies the specific application for these model years.
The bumper is built from steel to withstand regular driving impacts and environmental exposure. Its rigid structure maintains alignment under normal loads without flex. The finish resists corrosion during daily use in varied weather conditions.
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Bolt the bumper to the factory frame brackets using the original mounting holes; the step many skip is checking the gap between the bumper and body panels before fully tightening the hardware.
Inspect the chrome or painted finish regularly for rust, touch up any chips promptly, and replace the bumper if a collision bends the steel beyond straightening.
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