1972 k10 cab question

[Jcfcamaro]

Will a low hump cab work with a 700r4 transmission on my 72 4x4? I know from the factory they had the high hump but I'm not walking to cut the low hump out . My plan is to just put the high hump over the top and just cut what I have to for the shifter and probably use 2 boots. But who knows I might just cut the whole thing out.

[72 tigger]

I think it would be pretty tight?? I would install the high hump

[Jcfcamaro]

Ttt. Does anyone have any pictures of the floor where the high hump bolts on. Wondering if its reinforced.

[derotoreut]

It's not hard to replace the low hump with a high hump. There is no need to cut anything. They just bolt in place. Just unbolt the low hump, clean up the surface, and install a high hump. Here is a picture of my K10 4WD with the high hump removed. I have a couple of high humps that I'll probably be selling in the near future. Hope this helps.

[57taskforce]

Originally Posted by derotoreut

It's not hard to replace the low hump with a high hump. There is no need to cut anything. They just bolt in place. Just unbolt the low hump, clean up the surface, and install a high hump. Here is a picture of my K10 4WD with the high hump removed. I have a couple of high humps that I'll probably be selling in the near future. Hope this helps.

The low hump is part of the floor, it’s not removable. It has to be cut out so the high hump can be bolted in.
Jcfcamaro yes the factory high hump floors have a reinforcement that welds to the bottom of the floor with spot welded nuts for the screws that hold the hump down.

[davischevy]

It's been a while, but I don't remember cutting the low hump out being a big deal. I think the cut lines are there. I don't think there are any special reinforcements. The factory nuts are welded to the bottom of the floor.

[57taskforce]

This thread may help you see what a factory high hump floor looks like. Davis is correct the cut lines are already in the low hump floor.
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=779161

[derotoreut]

Originally Posted by 57taskforce

The low hump is part of the floor, it’s not removable. It has to be cut out so the high hump can be bolted in.
Jcfcamaro yes the factory high hump floors have a reinforcement that welds to the bottom of the floor with spot welded nuts for the screws that hold the hump down.

My mistake. You're correct. I misspoke when I said that. I forgot you have to cut the low hump out. I don't know what I was thinking, because I did so on my 71 SWB C10. It wasn't too hard to do.

My 71 swb with carpet still in place.



Carpet removed






Low hump cut out

[Jcfcamaro]

Thanks Guys for the info and pictures.

[Jcfcamaro]

Hey, could someone that has a factory cab with a high hump measure the hole opening and or the bolt holes on the rear of it to the bottom of the raised brace on the floor.

[57taskforce]

I can but I won’t be back to my truck until Monday.

[CharlieBrown]

I did this on my 72...3/4 4x4 auto frame and running gear and a 2wd low hump cab.

you can cut the area out and use the high hump plate with self tapping metal bolts and it works fine.

[Jcfcamaro]

My main problem is the cab is sitting on a roller stand and not on my frame so I can't center up the transfer case shifter with the hole on the high hump. I know side to side is good but the front to back is what I'm worried about.

[BLAZERMAN]

Your transmission and transfer case will clear your low hump floor with no problems. You only need the high hump on 4 speeds. Plenty of clearance for trans and shifter with the automatic.

[Jcfcamaro]

Ok, I have measured and have pictures of the cut out. Went out to a friend's house where he had a 4x4 cab sitting. Now to decide to cut the low hump out or just leave it and bolt the high hump ontop.

[Jcfcamaro]

Well I went for it Saturday and it wasn't so bad.