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Will the body off of a 2000 F250 fit on the frame of an 85?
I've been thinking of throwing a crew cab body on my reg cab frame and just chopping the bed.......But I was also thinking if I could find a newer crew cab body if it would fit on my frame.
Just more of my crazy ideas, feel free to discuss the subject
i would want to do just the opposite.
if i had to get a newer truck,it would be cool to set the older cabs on their frames and have the best of both worlds.
the updated drive trains,with the older better looking styling.
'99 forward = not my thing.
i would want to do just the opposite.
if i had to get a newer truck,it would be cool to set the older cabs on their frames and have the best of both worlds.
the updated drive trains,with the older better looking styling.
'99 forward = not my thing.
i am trying to figure out how to graft a superduty dash and computer into a 78 cab.
i have a 2000 superduty 4X4 with a 5.4 that only has 12,000 miles on it.
the cab was crushed by a tree. i have a spotless 78 cab and bed on a 2 wheel drive frame that needs an engine, front end, and brakes.
i am trying to figure out how to graft a superduty dash and computer into a 78 cab.
i have a 2000 superduty 4X4 with a 5.4 that only has 12,000 miles on it.
the cab was crushed by a tree. i have a spotless 78 cab and bed on a 2 wheel drive frame that needs an engine, front end, and brakes.
I'm not a member of other sites, so i don't know what that link is for...but what about an Excursion body?
By the time you've got a crew cab on your regular cab/long bed chassis you might be lucky to have a 3 or 4 foot bed, so you might as well skip the bed idea and go for the Excursion...
So this rig is sitting on a regualr cab/long bed superduty chassis with a Cummins?
10.5 rear axle is a give-away for a superduty. 60 could go either OBS or Superduty. ZF5 with a 1345? Didn't the ZF5's all come with a 1356?
It's a neat rig, but what would you use the bed for? I could see it driving out into the woods with whole family and hauling camping gear in the bed, but you could still do that with an Excursion.
The tires are 36" in diameter, so the bed is really about 4' or 4.5' long...I think a Ford ranger short bed might even be better...and be more useful since this rig is so tall and hard to load stuff in the bed hahaha
Forget the Excurssion just convert a Bronco lol! If you have the fab skills and time you can build anything you want. I must admit I have way more into my truck than it will ever be worth but part of that is the fact that I have changed it so many times. After you start on something like this you are never happy to just leave it be!