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Doug, do you have the flatbed to start with, or are you having to build it from scratch? If you have the metal framework, it will make the job a lot easier. Here is a link that has the basic dimensions http://fatfenderedtrucks.com/scans/flatbed_f4_f5_f6.jpg
and here is another with the measurements. 1948-52 ford scrip flatbed
Note that this is for a 9' bed so you have to adjust for the size.
I am redoing a 1950 F5 that originally had a 12' bed, but it is long gone. When I got the truck, it had a very nice 14' steel bed (as seen in my avatar), but I felt that it was way too big. At present, the 14' is laying in the yard and listed for sale. I have a load of oak that I need to pick up from the sawmill next week and sticker to dry over the summer. I have a woodshop at home so the winter project for myself and the wife will be the flatbed. I don't have all the metal working access, so the entire bed will be built out of wood. I have designed my own plans for the bed.
and here is another with the measurements. 1948-52 ford scrip flatbed
Note that this is for a 9' bed so you have to adjust for the size.
I am redoing a 1950 F5 that originally had a 12' bed, but it is long gone. When I got the truck, it had a very nice 14' steel bed (as seen in my avatar), but I felt that it was way too big. At present, the 14' is laying in the yard and listed for sale. I have a load of oak that I need to pick up from the sawmill next week and sticker to dry over the summer. I have a woodshop at home so the winter project for myself and the wife will be the flatbed. I don't have all the metal working access, so the entire bed will be built out of wood. I have designed my own plans for the bed.
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