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Old 04-05-2016, 06:35 AM   #1
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Front bed panels - easy to install?

I am looking at the possibility of replacing my front bed panel with a reproduction piece. Took a look at mine and it seems like bolts only hold it on (no welding anywhere) - is that assumption right? Is there any source in particular I should look to? I have only looked so far at pricing from LMC.

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Old 04-05-2016, 06:56 AM   #2
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Re: Front bed panels - easy to install?

I bought mine from LMC and it was very easy to install but I did have the bed off the truck. There are no welds on the front panel
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Re: Front bed panels - easy to install?

If both bedsides are still on it is a booger. we had to take all the bedside bolts out to the wheel humps the push the sides apart with a porta power. Now if one side is off it is a breeze comparably.Jim
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Re: Front bed panels - easy to install?

Thanks, guys - my box is totally off and separate. My bedsides are are attached, but the floor, all cross sills and wheel housings are removed.
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Old 04-05-2016, 11:29 AM   #5
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Re: Front bed panels - easy to install?

if your not bolted to a floor your gonna have no problems what so ever
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Re: Front bed panels - easy to install?

Excellent! Thanks for the responses. Now to find one - hopefully locally. Here is how I sit now, so it should be easy. I also have wheel housings to paint too.
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