Frame swap
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Joined: Jul 2009
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From: Lansdale, PA
With enough work and fab skills, anything is possible.
What year superduty. The OBS F-superduty, or 99+ superduty.
Are you talking the rear bed or the whole cab and bed.
On the old f-superduty the cab is the same. The body will work as long as wheelbase is same.
The 99+ superdutys.... Well like I said. With enough skill, anything is possible. But no, it doesn't just bolt on.
What year superduty. The OBS F-superduty, or 99+ superduty.
Are you talking the rear bed or the whole cab and bed.
On the old f-superduty the cab is the same. The body will work as long as wheelbase is same.
The 99+ superdutys.... Well like I said. With enough skill, anything is possible. But no, it doesn't just bolt on.
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Thanks for the reply. But I think a person can bolt it in. I don't have the measurements for the cab mounts yet. I am going to try and hope i can make it so anyone who is looking to do this can just bolt it on. the wheel base from a 89 f150 is only 4 inches shorter and the width is only .9 inches skinner. I was comparing and the four inches is noticeable because they moved the axle back farther. and i know the super duty axle has the same pad width as my dad's 88 f250. but i will let every one know.
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Joined: May 2009
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From: Gilbert, PA
NO, it will NOT bolt on. Different cab mount widths and front to back measurements.
In case you are wondering if I know what i am talking about, have a read
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...550-build.html
In case you are wondering if I know what i am talking about, have a read
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...550-build.html
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