When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
trying to find the part number for the drivers side cab corner. I have found the part number for the pass side D6TZ-10280A58-A and Green Sales has them in aftermarket. Just curious if anybody knows the drivers side. Any help is appreciated
trying to find the part number for the drivers side cab corner. I have found the part number for the pass side D6TZ-10280A58-A and Green Sales has them in aftermarket. Just curious if anybody knows the drivers side. Any help is appreciated
Panel Assy., body side rear corner
Fits:
LH side, reg cab and crew cab
73-77 F100-F500
78-79 F100-F350
P/N D6TZ-10280A59-A
Last dealer cost $116.21 last list $193.69
Unfortunately no dealer or obsolete parts supplier has one.
If you come across a NOS piece, that's not just the lower corner, that's the complete panel from floor to roof. Aftermarkets are all going to be just the lower corner.
If your replacing the cab corners, Tabco panels are really good. That's what I used on my resto. Very good fit, original gauge metal, and the price was the lowest of all of the suppliers, as I recall, around $13.00 each. https://tabcoparts.com/
Thanks for the help with the part number. I was hoping somebody had one. green has the rh side in aftermarket but I need both sides. not only so mine has rust at the bottom which I already have patch panels to fix. but my crew cab came off a flatbed truck that had no headache rack and it's neat to heck and full of bondo and holes from the slider hammer. was hoping to just replace the whole corner top to bottom in one piece
These pics dont show even half of the bondo worms that are poking through
Yeah, that's nasty looking.
You'll need to locate a donor for the panel. No Ford dealers shows any in their inventory and neither do any of the obsolete suppliers.
I had an idea, but it didn't go anywhere. I looked up the panel for a Supercab (D4TZ-10280A59-A). It would need to be cut down, the panel goes all the way to the rear of the door jamb.
Unfortunately, no one has one of those either.
Rezvani's Latest Post-Apocalyptic Monster Is a Ford F-150 Raptor Underneath
Slideshow: Called the Fortress, the 850-horsepower pickup combines Raptor underpinnings with military-inspired features, survival equipment, and a starting price of $285,000.
