Lets see some flatbed dent pics here eh?!

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Aug 19, 2011 | 11:37 AM

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HeeHaw78

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From: Oshkosh, Ne

got another flatbed dent here not to long ago. gonna change it over to a supercab and also give it a lift and some bigger tires.

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Aug 19, 2011 | 01:21 PM

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ArmyCook

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Nice trucks... beautiful view behind the house too

Feb 2, 2016 | 02:55 AM

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Ford17

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Quote:

Originally Posted by HeeHaw78

sorry its a bad angle, but this is my old 76 i had before my 78

this is my 78 from the back

my 78 from the side (not bad for $500)

personally i like a flatbed, but in the case of my 78 i dont like that style of flatbed so i am switching it to a box. but they can be made to look very nice. IMO go with a steel bed that has a full headache rack and drop down rear, LED lights look real nice in the top of the headache rack and in the rear. and take some 2x6 boards and angle the back end of them to about a 45 stack a 2x4 on top of it with a matching angle for side boards and it looks pretty good. just my thoughts tho.

I got a near perfect all original except stero 79 f150 for 200$ a few days ago it's really nice paint looks great the seat is perfect And there's only one dent