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Dec 8, 2018 | 01:34 PM

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Sunny DeSouza

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Originally Posted by NumberDummy

Ford = Flareside, a stepside is a Chevrolet.

1953/72 F350 Flaresides were available with a 9' Express bed, but not with DRW's.

Ford did not offer a pickup bed with DRW's until 1980 and then it was F350 Stylesides only.

Sorry i should have clarified that the drw and 9 doot bed are two different project ideas. Also i feel deeply ashamed for calling it a stepside that was an accident i know the proper name is flareside.

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Dec 8, 2018 | 10:02 PM

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Don't worry about it, Sunny, most of the English-speaking free world calls them Stepsides.

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