Possible Trailer Hitch Fit for 1958 Chevy Apache

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Looking for a hitch for my 1958 Chevy Apache pick up. Frame rails are 34inch outside dimensions. frame flange is 2inch wide. Need 4 1/2inch to clear bumper.

asked by: Barry H

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Helpful Expert Reply:

The frame dimensions you listed for your truck are pretty standard for cab and chassis style trucks since you said 34 inches from outside to outside on the frame. While we don't have anything custom fit for your truck we do have hitches like the # C15511 which is designed to fit that frame dimension and is designed to fit below a deep drop bumper so it would easily clear your bumper as well.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

I would be happy to help. The Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver #C15511 measures 33.26" wide, 5.562" between the two mounting holes closer to the rear of the truck, and 11.43" between the center and furthest forward mounting holes. The Curt…

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Answer 2

That's a really good question, and the reason the Curt 3-Piece Trailer Hitch Receiver - Multi Fit #C15511 is able to fit both 34 inch and 37-1/2 inch frames on your 1993 Ford is due to the placement of the side plates. If you take a look of the…

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The distance from the top of the mounting flange to the top of the receiver tube on the B&W Heavy-Duty Trailer Hitch Receiver part #BWHDRH25198 is around 7-3/8". The distance from the top of the mounting flange to the top of the receiver…

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Answer 4

It sounds like you've got the deep drop bumper on your 1996 Ford F-350, so the correct B&W Class V hitch for your truck is the #BWHDRH25198. It sounds like they potentially got you the #BWHDRH25122 to start, which is for use on the standard…

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Yes, as noted in our fit guide the B&W Heavy-Duty Trailer Hitch Receiver #BWHDRH25122 is only a fit for the cab and chassis models with 34 inch frames of 1991 Chevy truck. Assuming you have a standard bumper, the correct trailer hitch for your…

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Answer 6

I recommend the B&W Heavy-Duty Trailer Hitch Receiver #BWHDRH25124 for your 1990 Chevrolet C/K Pickup. This receiver requires no drilling into your frame to mount and has the added benefit of separate bolt on mounts to make installing easier with…

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Answer 7

Yes, check out the picture I attached that has the vertical distances from where the hitch mounts to the frame of the vehicle down to the hitch tube. Since you need at least 6 inches this would clear that by 1-3/8 inches.

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Answer 8

For your 1996 Chevy K2500 with a step bumper the B and W Hitch part #BWHDRH25124 is a confirmed fit. The distance between the mounting holes left to right is 34-1/2 inches. The spare will need to be temporarily moved to install this but it will be…

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Answer 9

The best option we have for a 2003 Ford E-450 Cab and Chassis is the B&W Heavy-Duty Trailer Hitch Receiver part #BWHDRH25198 which has a 1,600 lb tongue weight capacity so it will be plenty for your needs. That said, there are no exact fit…

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Answer 10

The Hole spacing for the B&W Heavy-Duty Trailer Hitch Receiver #BWHDRH25198 are as follows(all measurements are for center of hole to center of hole). 34" Width Frame -Front holes- 28-7/8" -Middle and rear holes- 29-1/2"…

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Answer 11

The B and W Hitch part #BWHDRH25122 would fit your 1995 Chevy Silverado 3500 if it was built on a cab and chassis model. Which easy way to determine this is to measure the truck frame from outside to outside. If this measurement is 34 inches then you…

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Answer 12

I am unfamiliar with the Barden Bumper and in my research, I could not find any specific information regarding the Barden Bumper. Our trailer hitches are not tested with aftermarket bumpers. We have two bumpers that have been determined to be a fit…

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