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Old 03-25-2007, 01:19 PM   #5
454_72_4X4
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Re: cab interchange?

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Originally Posted by Longhorn Man View Post
EXACTLY... this is why it has never made a bit of sence to me.
Yep, I agree with that.

I have a low hump cab I'm going to be putting on my 72 4x4.
I have thought about cutting out the floor and welding in a "flange", (cut out of my original cab), so I can bolt in the high hump just like stock.
Then again I've thought about just sitting the cab on the frame and modifing the required areas.

Anybody have first hand experience with a manual trans, (sm465 or NV4500), 4x4 and low hump clearance? What all and how much would have to be modified?
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