Curious what the purpose of this bracket that is part of the bed supporting structure? Bracket is located behind the hole for gas filler. It is connected to the bed structure by rivets at the top but would like to know what the two holes at the bottom are used? These two holes match two holes in bed structure. There also is a third hole in the bracket. The attached picture is looking at bottom side of the bracket.
What is this Bed bracket?
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petehoovie
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Kube
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Might help to know what year and model...
Does the tail lamp bracket attach to the underside of the bed with 2 bolts or 1 bolt?
deuce lover
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I have those brackets but don’t see 3 matching bolt holes. Someone post a picture for me?
Karl Wescott
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Does 1932 use the same, or a similar mounting bracket?
Duh…guess I should have looked at the pic first…lol
So how or where does the passenger side tail light bracket attach? On my bed there is not the same support brace on passenger side. Should there be?
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DavidG
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There was none on the right side for LHD pickups just as there was none on the left side for RHD pickups. If you want a right side tail lamp, you have to make a duplicate of the bracket used on the left side.
Karl,
The bracket used on '32 pickups is similar to that used on '33-'34 pickups, although it isn't quite as sturdy.
Karl,
The bracket used on '32 pickups is similar to that used on '33-'34 pickups, although it isn't quite as sturdy.
Very interesting…I learned something today. Never knew they were only 1 tail lamp on the pickups. But I do have a RHD tail lamp bracket though.
Here are the brackets I have:
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DavidG
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The bracket is the same for both LHD and RHD; the same bracket could be used on either side.
The '32 pickups were no different than the other '32 passenger cars, commercial vehicles, and big trucks; one tail light was standard equipment unless required by local lighting regulations. A second tail lamp was otherwise only available as a service part.
The '32 pickups were no different than the other '32 passenger cars, commercial vehicles, and big trucks; one tail light was standard equipment unless required by local lighting regulations. A second tail lamp was otherwise only available as a service part.