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Location: Lake Charles LA
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Bed Floor Question
HI All, I have a 69 K20 LWB, 396, 4 spd, snow plow that I want to cure the cancer and paint. I'm trying to figure out the best way to replace a LWB bed that has some rust- I've already got a donor sides, tailgate and front panel, but I can't find any of the major suppliers- like GMCPauls- who have LWB bed floors, or half floors-
SO- whats the difference between a 69-72 and an 73-87 floor- which I have been able to find? Or has anybody used anything "interesting" that doesn't end up costing an arm and leg (or two arms, two legs, you get the idea) like aluminum diamond plate, steel diamond plate, etc- this is for a work truck that will look nice, so car shows and judges probably won't see it- except maybe it will haul my Blazer! If you have used diamond plate, are there any tricks to install- since it won't have ridges, etc- Thanks, Carl |
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: philadelphia
Posts: 62
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i think J c whitney sells the bed floor panels you are looking for
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Lexington N.C.
Posts: 160
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If you want to go all the way you can get a new floor , left & right from here. Classic Muscle, modern chevrolet in Winston Salem N.C.
Left side part#501-74L Right side part#501-74R Both sides are $84.95 each I just bought two look good
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98 Chevy Z71 1500 extended cab 99 Dodge carvan es 68 Chevy C10 LWB 50TH 396 eng 400 Trans 62 Wheel Horse tractor in good shape |
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