Longbed stepside?????
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There were never "Flareside" longbeds for your vintage/generation of truck.
The last longbed Flaresides were on Dentside trucks (up to 79).
F150s had short beds in the 80s and stopped in 1987 until picked up in the 92? model year with the new composite style bed. (no wood bed floor and molded fenders).
You will have to build your own longbed, but you would still have to choose what type oldschool (wood bed/steel fenders) or composite (steel bed/composite fenders).
The looks of these types were very different too.
The last longbed Flaresides were on Dentside trucks (up to 79).
F150s had short beds in the 80s and stopped in 1987 until picked up in the 92? model year with the new composite style bed. (no wood bed floor and molded fenders).
You will have to build your own longbed, but you would still have to choose what type oldschool (wood bed/steel fenders) or composite (steel bed/composite fenders).
The looks of these types were very different too.
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An FTE sponsor National Parts Depot has fenders for the Flareside bed that will match your 90s bodylines/ wheelwell openings.
You can use the replacement fenders on the older bed. The 70s fenders are more rounded and not creased like the 80s type.
http://npd.dirxion.com/Main.asp
You can use the replacement fenders on the older bed. The 70s fenders are more rounded and not creased like the 80s type.
http://npd.dirxion.com/Main.asp
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I am picking up a duelley bed from a friend of mine tomorrow. I am going to narrow it to make a long bed stepside! I am debating on tailight filler panels and true stepside tailights, or leaving the stocks in. Or ,I am thinking of filling the tailight holes and putting tailights in the rear bumper I want to build.
Rich
Rich
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