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Nathan, recon with a little effort he could make it work though, since he has already bought it. It might not be a direct bolt up, but I think he could make some mods, and have a nice cab on his truck.
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John
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66F100s Rule
In the cool still quite of night you can hear chevies rusting away.
The F-350 cab was the same from '61-'66, as far as I know, but the F-100 and F-250 cabs had a design change between '64 and '65. Just to make swaps even more exciting.
I thought it would be worth a shot. Where are you from, Billy? The later cab would be a much easier install, plus the added leg room is nice if you need it.
What's the purpose of swapping chassis to start with? Twin I-Beam? If so, can the front suspension not be swapped out, without transplanting the entire chassis?
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