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#122241 09/28/2006 2:40 AM
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I was looking through the stovebolt archives here and I see this topic hasn't been addressed since 2002. Checking on line I can find only Tuckers Parts in Vegas offering both the inner and outer panels for doing the job. Has any member done the swap using these panels, and if so can you pass on your thoughts.
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Sounds adventurous as a cab switch seems much more reasonable and more "factory". I'm sure somebody has done it but I would second think that just as my completely humble opinion.


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hmm, I cannot seem to find it. But just recently, 'martinsr' posted a real good way to do it.

...now where did that go...

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I did the window switch on my rig the orininal cab floor was really bad and had another cab that was a 3 window in really good shape so i cut out the corner windows and welded them into the good cab. It was a pita but think it was worth it. SPOT WELDS SUCK!!!! LOL

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Would like to see an AD pickup back glass done in the 55/59 style full back glass with small wrap around. Now that would be nice..


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thats the one I was looking for robin, thank you.


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