United Pacific Windshield Sunshade Freightliner FLD120 Century Columbia 98989
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Replacement B-pillar door jamb for the right side of 1966-77 Ford Bronco models
This new right-hand B-pillar door jamb is manufactured by United Pacific Industries for Ford Bronco models from 1966 to 77. It serves as a structural replacement for the original pillar on the passenger side. The part carries manufacturer number 110475.
This component suits owners restoring a 1966-77 Bronco who need a factory-style right-hand B-pillar. It does not fit left-hand positions, earlier or later Bronco generations, or other vehicle makes. Buyers requiring a left-hand jamb or hardware for a different model year should look elsewhere.
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The jamb bolts to the B-pillar structure; the step often missed is aligning the door striker and latch engagement before fully tightening the fasteners.
Inspect the mounting bolts and door alignment periodically; replace the jamb if corrosion or structural damage appears after years of service.
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