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#109075 11/11/2003 4:10 AM
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Why is it so hard to find bedsides for a fleetside box? Seems most parts suppliers have stepside boxes and even cameo models but I haven't been able to find but the front panel tailgate and stake pockets for a fleetside. does anyone know where I can fid box sides? maybe i'll just have to drive a "flatbed" for awhile.

#109076 11/12/2003 6:56 PM
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Mar-K is working on '58/59 fleet bed sides. I don't know of any other vendors/mfgs. that sell or produce these parts.

Keep a sharp eye out for fleetside trailers. Maybe you'll be able to talk somebody out of it.

Good luck!


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#109077 11/13/2003 12:15 AM
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Shipping a step bedside is one box. A SS fender, another box. A long bed fleetside bedside is a whole helluva lot of cardboard! grin

#109078 11/15/2003 8:20 PM
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thanks for the leads. I already have my side panels in the shop and have begun to really assess the rust damage. Lots of good metal left so it should be a success in the long run.
Mar-k said they have no production date in the near term. they have however given them a part # if that means any thing.

#109079 11/18/2003 4:47 AM
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the stepsides are repro'd because they fit 20 or more years of trucks, but the 58/9 fleet is unique to those years, and not a huge number of them made - every other series of fleet is specific to the years as the bedsides match the feature lines on the cab - I found a NOS 58/9 fleet bedside a few years ago at one of the body metal suppliers . . . . . $1000.00 for the drivers side only - that'll buy a lot of time at a bodyshop!

Bill


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