Truck bed floor..... complete.

[Jeebus]

Hey guys, just curious as to if anyone here has ever purchased a complete bed floor for the 73-87 C-10 trucks yet?

I have only found one place that has one available, and its LMC truck. Has anyone found any cheeper ones anywhere?

Its the only thing keeping my truck off the road at the moment, and i am ready to just buy one , since the whole state of michigan cant seem to produce one.


thanks!


Taylor

[tazman87]

not that bad of a drive. but there is a great place in oshawa, ontario "Bills Truck Stop" he has everything southern. and just about every single little part you need. michigan is 2 hours from me. oshawa is about an hour and a half north of me.

http://www.billstruckshop.com/

[mooseknuckles]

Originally Posted by tazman87

not that bad of a drive. but there is a great place in oshawa, ontario "Bills Truck Stop" he has everything southern. and just about every single little part you need. michigan is 2 hours from me. oshawa is about an hour and a half north of me.

http://www.billstruckshop.com/

Bill's has a lot of good rustfree stuff, prob get a whole box too! ....they have a website to.

[USSkoval]

Originally Posted by Jeebus

Hey guys, just curious as to if anyone here has ever purchased a complete bed floor for the 73-87 C-10 trucks yet?

I have only found one place that has one available, and its LMC truck. Has anyone found any cheeper ones anywhere?

Its the only thing keeping my truck off the road at the moment, and i am ready to just buy one , since the whole state of michigan cant seem to produce one.


thanks!


Taylor

I'm curious as well... buy one and let us all know how it goes

[tucsonjwt]

There are many nice complete trucks in the southwest US but beds are often an issue. If a truck has been used as a truck it likely has a lot of dents in the bed, especially the floor. Although the beds are usually rust free and solid, they are usually not cosmetically very nice.
If I were restoring a truck from scratch I would look for a commercial steel or aluminum flatbed - you can get those brand new in steel for about $1K. Add a dump hoist on a 3/4 or 1 ton and you have a nice hauler you can outfit with all kinds of tool boxes and storage compartments under the deck.

[ghettoluxury]

Originally Posted by USSkoval

I'm curious as well... buy one and let us all know how it goes

Yes please do. I am thinking of buying all new peices and LMC seems to be the only one I have found also. You gotta love living in the rust belt

[Stepper562]

Truck Shop in Orange, Ca...320 for the whole setup to replace your wooden bed floor. Google: Truck and Car Shop.
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[brianthelion02]

Love livin in the rust free zone,picked up this bed floor for $40 including the inner fenders,took it all aprt with a 1/4 drive ratchet!!

[Jeebus]

yep must be nice.


new lmc bed floor gets here late this week.

[motornut]

x2
not if, but when i get another truck it's gona be from the south

[Jeebus]

The truck i bought was from the south lol, south texas to be exact.

The dip **** owner that had it before me hacked up the stock bed, so it cant be used.


Taylor

[tucsonjwt]

Make sure that is southwest, not southeast - Florida can have some bad rust issues.

[motornut]

lol i'd start here cause if it's not real ,they figure it out.......nuttin gets past this place!