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Old 05-22-2008, 10:58 PM   #1
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brand new bed

i have a 69 c10 swb im converting it to a fleetside bought a complete bed in pieces all brand new sheetmetal im putting it together i know i need to square up the bed so my question is could some body give me diminsion's to square the bed like the width of the bed and also the criss cross diminsion from the stake pocket holes if any body could answer these question's it would be great, also i got instruction sheet from mar-k did'nt really help.
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Old 05-22-2008, 11:12 PM   #2
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Re: brand new bed

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i have a 69 c10 swb im converting it to a fleetside bought a complete bed in pieces all brand new sheetmetal im putting it together i know i need to square up the bed so my question is could some body give me diminsion's to square the bed like the width of the bed and also the criss cross diminsion from the stake pocket holes if any body could answer these question's it would be great, also i got instruction sheet from mar-k did'nt really help.
That sounds tough, even though it's probably a lot of work the only way I could think to do it would be to a old bed and just replace each piece one at a time til it's all new. I'm sure others have built one out right but I don't know how.
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Old 05-23-2008, 12:01 AM   #3
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Re: brand new bed

You do not need dementions to square it up. Just measure from corner to corner and adjust to make the measurements the same. It's realy not that tough, just assemble everything but tighten nothing untill the tailgate is installed. Once the tailgate is installed, adjust the sides for the vertical lines and then tighten every nut and bolt on it. Then remove the tailgate and weld the rear bottom lower corners of the bedsides to the bed bottom and rear sill. WES
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Old 05-23-2008, 01:17 AM   #4
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DITTO!Just move it until you get the same number.If you have 1/2" difference,move the side that`s longer 1/4" towards the shorter side.Adjust to 1/2 what the difference is.
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