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Location: Vancouver, BC
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Re: A different approach to a LWB to SWB conversion
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Is this something a qualified body man would find easy.? Do you guys just bang it in line with a hammer and dolly of some sort.? I'm planning on doing the frame cutting myself and to get a mobile welder to come by and weld my frame. And I'm looking for a bodyman to do the bedsides for me. So I'm just learning how it is done so I can find someone that knows what they are doing. Really nice work here by the way.
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Kitsbeach (Ken) 1967 C10 LWB (now SWB) Fleetside 6cyl Saginaw three-on-the-tree "No Frills" 1980 C20 Long to short & static drop "Square One" |
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