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View Poll Results: To fill or not to Fill
Leave factory fuel doors 3 15.00%
Weld bed extension seam and install fin set fuel doors 17 85.00%
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Old 04-13-2012, 09:58 PM   #1
Dieselwrencher
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Longhorn Bed Extension Seam: "To Fill or not to Fill"

Well now the cab and part of the front clip are painted for my Longhorn, I started looking at my box a little closer. I have decided I really don't like the weird aluminum fuel doors they used on them, and when they installed mine, they cut right in the middle of the seam. It also looks like they used a a jig saw as it is a very poor cut. I have some fuel doors from a newer ford box I'm thinking about welding in my bed sides. But, since they are right in the middle of the seam where the Longhorn extension goes on, it would look really out of place. I'm thinking about just welding the seam and making it smooth. What are everyone's thoughts on this? The truck is so modified it really won't hurt it, and IMO it will be funny watching people trying to figure out why it's so long.

Here is what my bed sides look like where they hacked the holes for them.


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