Rear Crossmember
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From: McHenry Co, IL
Rear Crossmember
Any ideas where I can get a replacement for the rear crossmember on the bed of my '50 F2 (F2's are wider that F1's I'm told)???
this one is to rotted out to repair
so far I have tried Macs & Johns F100, all they had are ones for the F1
thanks again!!!
this one is to rotted out to repair
so far I have tried Macs & Johns F100, all they had are ones for the F1
thanks again!!!
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You might check with Mack Products, Moberly, MO
Seems they make a lot of the stuff others sell - at least Mac's in NY uses them as a supplier for some parts.
http://www.mackhils.com/mack_products/
Your F2 box is wider by 5 or 6" as I recall. Also called the rear roll pan.
Also might check with Joblot Automotive - NY
Seems they make a lot of the stuff others sell - at least Mac's in NY uses them as a supplier for some parts.
http://www.mackhils.com/mack_products/
Your F2 box is wider by 5 or 6" as I recall. Also called the rear roll pan.
Also might check with Joblot Automotive - NY
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mtflat
Thanks,
I've tried them and didn't see it on their site, I have emailed them to see if they have it anyway (along with a bunch of others)
I think the rear roll pan is what either mounts below the piece I'm looking for or it covers it (what I need is almost like a square beam with a lip for the ends of the wood bed)
Thanks,
I've tried them and didn't see it on their site, I have emailed them to see if they have it anyway (along with a bunch of others)
I think the rear roll pan is what either mounts below the piece I'm looking for or it covers it (what I need is almost like a square beam with a lip for the ends of the wood bed)
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how bout taking the part to a sheet metal or fab shop and have them bend one ??? couldn't cost that much... then you could dress it to suit you ???
just a thought
john
just a thought
john
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Originally posted by jniolon
how bout taking the part to a sheet metal or fab shop and have them bend one ??? couldn't cost that much... then you could dress it to suit you ???
just a thought
john
how bout taking the part to a sheet metal or fab shop and have them bend one ??? couldn't cost that much... then you could dress it to suit you ???
just a thought
john
