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Old 01-26-2009, 09:43 AM   #1
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Frame Hole diagram

Does anyone have a diagram of the frame for a 69 shortbed. I am looking to seal up some holesand want to make sure i don't weld up something i need. Thanks in advance!
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Old 01-26-2009, 01:39 PM   #2
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Re: Frame Hole diagram

Here's a bump for you...

Just curious, any particular reason you want to weld up the holes in the frame? Did someone drill some and you're trying to get it back to the way it was?

The reason I ask is because you normally don't see the frame. I have the bed off of my 69 and could possibly take some pics later this week if no one comes up with a diagram.
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Old 01-26-2009, 04:42 PM   #3
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Re: Frame Hole diagram

Trick would be mark the holes that aren't being used then disassemble and fill. Here's a frame dim but it really doesn't tell you the holes that are not being used.
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Old 01-26-2009, 04:47 PM   #4
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Re: Frame Hole diagram

Damn sneakysnake, That was the image I was looking for when I saw this thread.

The only thing I know for sure and this is different throught the years are the oblong shaped holes are for manufacture alignment. - Let me see if I can source where I read that..
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Old 01-26-2009, 05:09 PM   #5
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Trick would be mark the holes that aren't being used then disassemble and fill. Here's a frame dim but it really doesn't tell you the holes that are not being used.
What happened was i disassembled the truck, can't remember everything about all of these holes. Some i do know. the reason its important for me is that my bed will be lexan and I want to fill in all unnecessary holes. Just conecrned about the the rear from the cab back. Thanks for the diagram, not sure if it will help me but i will see what i can do with it. I really need something that tells me what hole is for what.
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Old 01-26-2009, 07:16 PM   #6
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Re: Frame Hole diagram

Usually you can tell by the marks from bolts, washers and brackets which holes are in use on your truck. That's if you haven't already ground down or sandblasted the frame.

If your truck is already spread all over the shop the options would be to preassemble it and mark the holes you won't be using or take a serous look under a similar truck and see what holes are in use.
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Old 01-26-2009, 08:29 PM   #7
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What happened was i disassembled the truck, can't remember everything about all of these holes. Some i do know. the reason its important for me is that my bed will be lexan and I want to fill in all unnecessary holes. Just conecrned about the the rear from the cab back. Thanks for the diagram, not sure if it will help me but i will see what i can do with it. I really need something that tells me what hole is for what.
Since I have the bed off mine, I'll take some pics later this week for reference. There may be someone out there that has the cab off and can take some pics for you.

btw: What is a "lexan bed?"
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Since I have the bed off mine, I'll take some pics later this week for reference. There may be someone out there that has the cab off and can take some pics for you.

btw: What is a "lexan bed?"
Thanks for offering to take the pics, i appreciate it! A lexan bed floor is like plexiglas but much much stronger! Like bullet proof glass or the windshields on nascar vehicles. the word "glass" is really not appropriate cause its really plastic, but clear as glass! i will be using it for my bed flor instead of wood. I plan to paint and chrome everything underneath in the rear, so i want the frame as clean as possible without the necessary holes. The frame has already been blasted.
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Thanks for offering to take the pics, i appreciate it! A lexan bed floor is like plexiglas but much much stronger! Like bullet proof glass or the windshields on nascar vehicles. the word "glass" is really not appropriate cause its really plastic, but clear as glass! i will be using it for my bed flor instead of wood. I plan to paint and chrome everything underneath in the rear, so i want the frame as clean as possible without the necessary holes. The frame has already been blasted.
A see through bed floor! I guess you won't be hauling with that sucker.

I sure would like to see a pic when you get it installed...
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Old 01-27-2009, 09:27 AM   #10
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A see through bed floor! I guess you won't be hauling with that sucker.

I sure would like to see a pic when you get it installed...
no it sure won't. It will be a show truck/ weekend driver. I'll be sure to post pics when its done. Again thanks for offering to take the pics.
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Old 01-29-2009, 09:12 AM   #11
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Sent pm... I had planned on going to my out of town property today. I'll post pics tonight.
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Old 01-29-2009, 06:24 PM   #13
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Hope these help you. I have highlighted the holes that are used by the bed and the spare tire holder. The rest on top pretty much are extras. On the sides I took some pics but unless you have removed brackets for the shocks, the rubber bumpers, etc. those hole are extra too.

I have a few more pics if you need them.
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Old 01-29-2009, 11:49 PM   #14
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thanks for the pics! This really helps me, i had it just about right.
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