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#1260357 03/27/2018 1:56 PM
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Curious to if anyone knows if the chassis are the same between a 36 and 37? Also has anyone installed a mustang2 front ifs in one? What brand kit did you use? Happy with it or would you recommend a different one?


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I can tell you I switched a 37 panel body on to a 38 PU frame. as I recall no difference. I upgraded the original front end.




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