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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Fenelon Falls, ON Canada
Posts: 1,455
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Re: 1990 1 ton Dually Bed on '67
Take the time and buildup a nice bed something like this, it is well worth it.
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#27 |
72 C30 Trailer Queen
Join Date: Dec 1999
Location: SE MN, USA
Posts: 794
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Re: 1990 1 ton Dually Bed on '67
68gmcdually's truck is one of my favorites of all time, a truck the way the factory should have made them!
My 72 C30 is a factory 133", so I found a longhorn bed for it. To start out with, mine will look a lot like the picture below: cab/chassis width rear end, widened wheel tubs inside the bed, and no external flares (maybe some small rubber lips?). The 402/TH400/Doug Nash overdrive and a 4.10 HO72 with locker should make for a stout tow rig.
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Chris H 72 C30 133" 72 C30 157" flat-dump 69 C10 short fleet 71 ElCamino 2000 K2500 crewcab shortbed (sold, sorry old friend) 2005 GMC 2500HD shortcrew Duramax 2006 K1500 RCSB and a couple other projects/parts Last edited by Chris H; 02-17-2006 at 10:26 AM. |
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: al
Posts: 233
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Re: 1990 1 ton Dually Bed on '67
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both chevy and ford make a short bed dually from the factory |
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