Just think, the fun you've had the last four days can last for years!

Not a lot of people playing with 1-ton pickups, but they are out there. The cab and forward sheet metal are the same as the smaller pickups, so body repair parts are not a big problem. The rear fenders and tail gate are the same too, so its only the bed sides and badges that are unique to the 1-ton body.

You see more 1-ton panel trucks than 1-ton pickups. When it comes to the frame and running gear, you might find a parts panel easier than a 1-ton pickup. Panels where either 1/2-ton or 1-ton, you'd want a 1-ton.

Your pictures haven't opened for me yet, but one of these times I'll manage to see them.


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