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jorgensensc · 10-31-2008, 10:52 PM

I was looking at a later model ford f250 at work the other day. it looked like the center section of the floor in between the wheel wells actually seperated (or unbolted) from the bedsides which had the wheel wells molded to the bedsides. Does that make any sense? If I had a tape measure I could have measured it. It looks like a perfect rectangle that might fit perfectly in a stepside.
Here is a pic found on the net. Look in front of the wheel wells on both sides. The line that runs the length of the bed is actually a separate part of the floor. The whole center section is one peice, and the bedside/ wheel wells are another peice. make any sense?
Shawn

10-31-2008, 10:52 PM	#7
jorgensensc Registered User Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Cypress, Tx Posts: 4,005	Re: Old bed, new bed floor? I was looking at a later model ford f250 at work the other day. it looked like the center section of the floor in between the wheel wells actually seperated (or unbolted) from the bedsides which had the wheel wells molded to the bedsides. Does that make any sense? If I had a tape measure I could have measured it. It looks like a perfect rectangle that might fit perfectly in a stepside. Here is a pic found on the net. Look in front of the wheel wells on both sides. The line that runs the length of the bed is actually a separate part of the floor. The whole center section is one peice, and the bedside/ wheel wells are another peice. make any sense? Shawn Attached Images __________________ 1972 C20 Suburban- Big Blue Betty '56 Chevy Bel Air Sedan- Frame up Restoration -What would you attempt to achieve if you knew you could not fail?- -I Refuse To Tiptoe Through Life, Only To Arrive Safely At Death's Door- R.I.P. EAST SIDE LOW LIFE Last edited by jorgensensc; 10-31-2008 at 11:07 PM.