1955 F250
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One of the dependable suppliers for our trucks is Mid Fifty. Here is what they have to say on the "long bed" trucks:
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Mike, welcome to FTE the best Ford truck Forum on the World Wide Web!
Ford stopped making flareside beds after the 1972 model year. Then they started making them in, I think, in 1976. I think these flareside beds had the F250 size tailgate.
Trivia note: these beds from 1976 to whenever did not have the flare that the 1953-72 beds had. The top of the bed was squared off at a 90° angle.
Ford stopped making flareside beds after the 1972 model year. Then they started making them in, I think, in 1976. I think these flareside beds had the F250 size tailgate.
Trivia note: these beds from 1976 to whenever did not have the flare that the 1953-72 beds had. The top of the bed was squared off at a 90° angle.
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Welcome to FTE 
You might try Terry's F-100s in Nebraska. Terry's F-100 Parts Stromsburg, NE 68666 I've never been but Kevin makes frequent parts runs out there. I bought a F250 tailgate by accident at a swap meet a couple of years back. So they're out there used. Also for new ones Mid West Early Ford usually has them. https://midwestearlyford.com/wp-cont...uckCatalog.pdf Page 94
You might try Terry's F-100s in Nebraska. Terry's F-100 Parts Stromsburg, NE 68666 I've never been but Kevin makes frequent parts runs out there. I bought a F250 tailgate by accident at a swap meet a couple of years back. So they're out there used. Also for new ones Mid West Early Ford usually has them. https://midwestearlyford.com/wp-cont...uckCatalog.pdf Page 94
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