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Crew cab bed options?
I'm new to this and I'm trying to find some info. I'm a fan of the crew can but not a fan of the long bed. Was the 8' bed the only option for the crew cabs? Also, does anyone know where I can find specs for all the sixth gen Fseries trucks?
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Crew cab bed options?
I'm new to this and I'm trying to find some info. I'm a fan of the crew can but not a fan of the long bed. Was the 8' bed the only option for the crew cabs? Also, does anyone know where I can find specs for all the sixth gen Fseries trucks?
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The CC with a short bed was the more common bed....from what I have seen out there. I am sure some CC guru's will chime in with the answer.
What kind of "specs" are you looking for? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_F-...xth_generation
The CC with a short bed was the more common bed....from what I have seen out there. I am sure some CC guru's will chime in with the answer.
What kind of "specs" are you looking for? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_F-...xth_generation
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They were made with the 6.5 and 8 ft bed. The short bed are more common. The short bed was either a 2x4 or 4x4 as the longbed only came in 2x4 configuration. All trim levels were available for all.
Go to www.fordification.com for your 6 gen ford questions.
Go to www.fordification.com for your 6 gen ford questions.
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The bed floor on a shortbed measures 6'11" even though they call it a 6.5' bed. I am hoping to find an off the shelf cap that will fit but am doubtful.
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By cap do you mean tonneau cover or shell/campershell?
I believe the short beds on these are the same overall length & width as the beds up into the late 90's (96 for F150 & 97 for F250 & 350). Therefore finding something that fits shouldn't be too hard. Now finding something that looks "right", might be more difficult based on bedside & tailgate shape/contours. Plus what looks "right" is definitely in the eye of the beholder here! IE. the 70's ones (shells) guys love that I think were a dealer option for these trucks just look nasty to me. Many guys love um though.
I believe the short beds on these are the same overall length & width as the beds up into the late 90's (96 for F150 & 97 for F250 & 350). Therefore finding something that fits shouldn't be too hard. Now finding something that looks "right", might be more difficult based on bedside & tailgate shape/contours. Plus what looks "right" is definitely in the eye of the beholder here! IE. the 70's ones (shells) guys love that I think were a dealer option for these trucks just look nasty to me. Many guys love um though.
Cargo Master
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yes i mean a shell....that would be great if the 6.5' beds on the 90's trucks are also 6'11". I haven't done any research yet...have some bigger items to do first. I am definately looking for a modern, sleek-looking cap with tinted glass and one piece side window. Anything else would look ridiculous to me.
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I'm wanting to get a crew cab 4wd but I'm a little worried about it's size and ability to be a daily driver. I'm wondering if I should just go with a Bronco instead. QUOTE=77&79F250;15221658]Welcome to FTE.
The CC with a short bed was the more common bed....from what I have seen out there. I am sure some CC guru's will chime in with the answer.
What kind of "specs" are you looking for? Ford F-Series sixth generation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[/QUOTE]
The CC with a short bed was the more common bed....from what I have seen out there. I am sure some CC guru's will chime in with the answer.
What kind of "specs" are you looking for? Ford F-Series sixth generation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[/QUOTE]
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what color are you looking for? and if you are not in a hurry I can check to see what I have
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I don't have a crew cab, but came across these rear doors on craigslist and thought I'd post em in case anyone is looking. There's some rust, but they look fairly clean and repairable.
73-79 FORD F250 F350 CREWCAB REAR DOORS
73-79 FORD F250 F350 CREWCAB REAR DOORS