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Old 10-25-2014, 10:47 PM   #1
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new to this side cab question

Hi- im usually on the 67-72 side but have a chance to pickup some 56 parts.
I have a line on a 56 suburban rolling chassis as well as a 56 (i think) truck rolling chassis with everything except the cab. fenders, bumpers, hood, motor and trans etc.
Its free except for the massive amount of space a dead project in my garage will take up if this fails .

so the quick question is how interchangable are these trucks?
If I get a 58 cab will it fit any of the 53 to 59 fenders/frames?
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Old 10-26-2014, 12:38 AM   #2
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Re: new to this side cab question

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Hi- im usually on the 67-72 side but have a chance to pickup some 56 parts.
I have a line on a 56 suburban rolling chassis as well as a 56 (i think) truck rolling chassis with everything except the cab. fenders, bumpers, hood, motor and trans etc.
Its free except for the massive amount of space a dead project in my garage will take up if this fails .

so the quick question is how interchangable are these trucks?
If I get a 58 cab will it fit any of the 53 to 59 fenders/frames?
a 58 cab will fit on 55-59 2nd series chassis
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Old 10-26-2014, 12:48 AM   #3
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Re: new to this side cab question

55.2-57 are the same frame. 58-59 are 3 " longer in front of the front crossmember because the fenders and clip are longer. Front clips are basically interchangeable except hood hinges are different between the 55.2-57 and 58/59. Cabs are the same, except for hood mount and battery box location.
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Old 10-26-2014, 04:54 AM   #4
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perfect. thanks guys.
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