12 foot bed?

[juiceman650]

Seriously, who really needs 12 feet of bed? That's crazy.
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[Eyegore]

Originally Posted by juiceman650

Seriously, who really needs 12 feet of bed? That's crazy.
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Shaq

[juiceman650]

Originally Posted by Eyegore

Shaq

I see what you did there, Haha.
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[jitteryguy]

it'd be cool to have I reckon, look's like who ever fab'd it did a pretty good job cept it have'n a fuel door on one side and a cap on the other.
it would look sweet lay'n frame.

[special-K]

Originally Posted by juiceman650

Seriously, who really needs 12 feet of bed? That's crazy.
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A drywall,vinyl siding,or carpentry contractor. You can haul a sheet of drywall,siding boxes,and even up to 16' lumber in a 12' bed. Some people use trucks for work. Back when these trucks were current ('77 0r so) there was a guy around here who had one stretched to 12' and it was tandem. It had chrome spoke wheels and I thing it looked awesome.It was very well done with sharp paint and the wheel wells were done just right. I never talked to the guy. This was back when a Dooley pickup was a fairly new thing and the whole truckin' craze was really taking off.
I also have a friend who has a recycled lumber company. Another friend is his mechanic. He runs all GM trucks and Tommy custom built a 12 or more foot flatbed C/30 DRW with a tag axle.