United Pacific Windshield Sunshade Freightliner FLD120 Century Columbia 98989
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Fuel tank mounting bracket with strap fits front position on 1973-87 Chevy and GMC trucks
This new United Pacific Industries bracket and strap kit is made for the front fuel-tank mounting point on Chevrolet and GMC trucks. It carries part number 110923 and is supplied as a direct replacement component. The hardware addresses the specific attachment needs of that location.
Builders working on 1973-87 Chevrolet or GMC trucks who need a front fuel-tank bracket with strap will find the correct fitment here. Owners of trucks outside that model range or those needing a rear-tank bracket should look at other parts.
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The bracket and strap are designed for the front tank position on 1973-87 Chevy and GMC trucks, matching the original mounting points.
The strap should hold the tank firmly against the frame with no movement, and the bolt holes will align with the factory locations on 1973-87 models.
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