I don't know if this is the right forum but I'm looking for info on hitches. I have the step bumper on mine that will haul my little trailer but I like to be prepared.
Just wondering what reese, westin, etc.. part #'s fit my 72 & what the dimensions are.
Anyone got some pics or links?
bumpside receiver hitch???
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Re: bumpside receiver hitch???
Any thing that fits a '87 and earlier chevy should fit , as the frame width is the same .
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Re: bumpside receiver hitch???
good to know.
I see some in NPD, Macs, & DC catalogs but they dont give any dimensions.
Does it matter what bumper? Should I weld or bolt?
I see some in NPD, Macs, & DC catalogs but they dont give any dimensions.
Does it matter what bumper? Should I weld or bolt?
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Re: bumpside receiver hitch???
Dunno the PN...I scored it off a Bump though. $23!!!


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awesome deal
I've been reading your lo buck thread over on the other forum. Been trying to find some truck buckets that don't need recovered, almost impossible!
I cant count the sets of high-back 69-70 Mustang seats I've had in the past & have sold, damn I'd like to have a set now
I've been reading your lo buck thread over on the other forum. Been trying to find some truck buckets that don't need recovered, almost impossible!
I cant count the sets of high-back 69-70 Mustang seats I've had in the past & have sold, damn I'd like to have a set now

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Thanks for reading. I appreciate the feedback.Bryan_Tenn wrote:awesome deal
I've been reading your lo buck thread over on the other forum. Been trying to find some truck buckets that don't need recovered, almost impossible!
I cant count the sets of high-back 69-70 Mustang seats I've had in the past & have sold, damn I'd like to have a set now
Yeah, back in the late 90s I gave a pair of nice 70s to my brother with the understanding he was gonna use it for a project. Then he turned them around and gave them away.. WHAT A DICK!!!
Nowadays repro frames are like $400... each! I've been eyeballing the cost to rebuild the seats and it's not pretty but way better than $400 just for the frame.
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I had a 70 Mach, 69 fastback, 67 coupe, 98 Cobra & tons of parts 15-20 years ago. I thought I was out of my building old fords days.
Thats why I hate to ever get rid of anything. It may be 20 years but I eventually need everything I get rid of again
This is my first bump, just trying to do a REAL BUDGET build shop truck for my small engine business. It has been a lot of fun getting back in the groove of things. It had been so long since I had torn a vehicle down like this.
Thats why I hate to ever get rid of anything. It may be 20 years but I eventually need everything I get rid of again

This is my first bump, just trying to do a REAL BUDGET build shop truck for my small engine business. It has been a lot of fun getting back in the groove of things. It had been so long since I had torn a vehicle down like this.
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Re: bumpside receiver hitch???
This is the hitch I installed on Frodo:
http://www.draw-tite.com/products/trail ... GrL!28QS6X
Write up of the bumper/hitch install:
http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... 50#p623489
I've had no problems whatsoever with that hitch. I recommend it.
http://www.draw-tite.com/products/trail ... GrL!28QS6X
Write up of the bumper/hitch install:
http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... 50#p623489
I've had no problems whatsoever with that hitch. I recommend it.
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