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are you wanting a 4 door truck or 3 door or just an extended with no doors.
How long do you want to go?
I will say this. I have worked on projects like this.
What they did was a 4 door truck.
They picked up a panel or sub. truck that was a parts unit.
They used the roof section to fill the gap. and the doors and frames
Then They made there own filler panels and other needed items to make the frame.
We really need more details.
But, It is hard to figure it out for you. You will mostly learn by doing.
are you doing this on your own? What type of body work knowledge do you have?
This is not a project for a novice.
Let us know. They are great when done!
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