Swapping beds
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Bill, is your truck a cab & Chasis or did it have a bed on it at one time? I don't recall which it is. If it is a C&C the frame will be narrower, and the bed will have to have new holes drilled for the bed bolts. I like both the flat beds and the factory beds, depending on how the truck is used.
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My truck was originally a crew cab single rear wheel, so the bed will bolt right on. I like the flat bed, but the 4x4 duallys just look so good with the regular bed. Most of the time if I'm hauling something, it's something big and is on the gooseneck, so don't really NEED the flat bed, but it gives the truck a unique look. I'm pretty sure I'm gonna make the trade, I just hate now that I'm gonna have to paint the bed. I think in the end it will be worth it though. I think it will look really good.
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Good for you Bill! I know how you feel about the paint, but I think it will be worth it in the end. I know guys like the utility of a flatbed, but I just don't care for the look of most of them. A CCLB, 4x4, Dually is a FINE looking truck!
Though...that is one more panel that can be dented by deer gone astray....
Though...that is one more panel that can be dented by deer gone astray....
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Good for you Bill! I know how you feel about the paint, but I think it will be worth it in the end. I know guys like the utility of a flatbed, but I just don't care for the look of most of them. A CCLB, 4x4, Dually is a FINE looking truck!
Though...that is one more panel that can be dented by deer gone astray....
Though...that is one more panel that can be dented by deer gone astray....
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