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Old 03-12-2010, 05:05 PM   #1
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Re: Fleetside to stepside conversion...should I ?

Man....that's something that I have been wrestling with. I also have a 82 swb and have a chance to get a step side bed from a friend and have been trying to decide which way to go. They both look good if the truck is fixed up right. They fleet side dose look more streamline, but I don't see as many stepsides cruising around. I change my mind from day to day. I think the fleetside looks a little better on a lowered truck and stepside looks a little better on jacked up 4x4s. It really depends on the over all look of the truck down to the color. Black should look mean with either bed.
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Old 03-12-2010, 05:45 PM   #2
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Re: Fleetside to stepside conversion...should I ?

I have a stepper and love it, I also like the fleets. If I had a good straight fleet side it would be hard for me to swap it out for a stepper.

Not much of an answer huh? LOL.
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Old 03-12-2010, 08:55 PM   #3
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Re: Fleetside to stepside conversion...should I ?

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Man....that's something that I have been wrestling with. I also have a 82 swb and have a chance to get a step side bed from a friend and have been trying to decide which way to go. They both look good if the truck is fixed up right. They fleet side dose look more streamline, but I don't see as many stepsides cruising around. I change my mind from day to day. I think the fleetside looks a little better on a lowered truck and stepside looks a little better on jacked up 4x4s. It really depends on the over all look of the truck down to the color. Black should look mean with either bed.
if it's still available oldschool, let me know how much and drop it off at my family's place in Monroe.....I want to do the stepside swap
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