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If you can find someone parting a truck out, the most simple solution would be to cut the frame horns off the donor and weld them to your truck. Lacking that, grafting on some type of box or angle iron and fabbing some kind of bracket will be necessary. Here's what you're looking for, or what it's supposed to look like.
I just saw that LMC Truck has replacement frame horns in their new product list. They are showing 53-56. I don't know if they would work? Or if they have others available?
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