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Jan 21, 2003 | 07:40 AM

jcs1966

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Door Arm rests

My truck doesnt have the door arm rests and I want to add them. How do I know where to drill the holes and what (if any) brackets do I need?

Jan 22, 2003 | 07:31 PM

Rosati

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Door Arm rests

Good question. I am curious to know as well. My plan was to measure and inspect a door in a salvage yard when I get a chance.

Jan 23, 2003 | 05:20 PM

leonharu

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You could take a piece of paper or cardboard and make a template off a door that had arm rest.Should put you right on the money to drill the holes.

Russell

Jan 24, 2003 | 07:53 AM

jcs1966

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Sorry guys, I live in Western PA and there aint no such things as a junkyard where I can walk in and mesaure a 1966 truck door. I was hard pressed to find a 70's truck so I could get a C6 auto trans for a core or to rebuild.

Jan 24, 2003 | 02:34 PM

shasta

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Door Arm rests

My 66 F100 came with an armrest,which I replaced with a new one.For some reason ,I cannot attach the crude diagram that I drew for the armrest rear hole location. Email me(cheese@digital-star.com) for the diagram. Drill a hole large enough to accomodate the biggest bolt that will fit into the armrest.Remove the access panel in door and mount rear of armrest using a large flat washer and lock washer and nut.Align armrest so that it is straight and then matchdrill the front armrest mounting hole. I also used this method to drill the holes for the passenger side. I hope this helps.

Andy

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