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Ike took the top out of a tree and dropped it on my cab. I believe its probably repairable but my cab corners need replaced, there's a small hole in the floorboard below the gas pedal and I found some holes rusted through below the windshield when I removed the cowl to clean out all the leaves and debris. I've never seen rust there on a vehicle before.
I'm considering just replacing the whole cab. What is the difference between a cab clip and a cab? I am assuming that the clip doesn't include the interior or perhaps even the doors. I'd at least like to sound semi-intelligent when I talk to the guys at the bone yards.
I hadn't either until I went to search for a cab on the web. Two different nationwide auto parts search engines used the terms. I tried both and did get different results (but not so different prices).
staying close to year correct will be easier, even tho the sheet metal is technically the same - the wiring harness pass thrus changed in 87 and again around 93? depending on which way you are going, you might end up with too much hole, or not enuf
Well, I called about a cab and asked them what the difference between a cab and a cab clip was. They're different terms for the same thing. When I asked him why they used two different terms he stated that he didn't know. Some guys there call them cab clips some just call them a cab. I think I feel better, but not really any smarter.
Before you swap cabs, check with your state vehicle licensing agency to find out about ANY REQUIREMENTS relating to the vin on your truck and the replacement cab. There is probably paperwork and documents that will need to be filled out and filed before and after you do the cab swap. This could save you a lot of trouble and money later on if you get stopped by the police for some reason. Dan.