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Old 12-29-2009, 11:45 AM   #1
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Question 66 c 10 lwb to swb?

i have a 1966 chevy c-10 4x2 lwb and wont to make it a 4x2 swb what is the best way to do this i do have tools need to cut and weld etc
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i have a 1966 chevy c-10 4x2 lwb and wont to make it a 4x2 swb what is the best way to do this i do have tools need to cut and weld etc
He did an excellent job @ this very conversion....
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Old 12-29-2009, 12:26 PM   #3
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Re: 66 c 10 lwb to swb?

thank you ill check it out but i wont to keep the rear coils could i weld the whole mount
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Old 12-29-2009, 01:21 PM   #4
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thank you ill check it out but i wont to keep the rear coils could i weld the whole mount
No reason you can't still use the coils (he just switched to bags for his build). The frame cuts & bed cuts needed for the lwb to swb conversion still apply.
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Old 12-31-2009, 05:21 PM   #5
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Question Re: 66 c 10 lwb to swb?

ok now i have been pondering and i dont know if i wont to cut the frame or if i wont to keep it a 4x2 or make it 4x4 is there a good doner truck frame to make it a swb?
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ok now i have been pondering and i dont know if i wont to cut the frame or if i wont to keep it a 4x2 or make it 4x4 is there a good doner truck frame to make it a swb?
Any 63-66 swb frame would work. Later frames can work, but will add to the complexity of the swap (cab mounts are in a slightly different location, radiator core support mounts in a different location, & the front frame horns are different).
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