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#1292487 12/28/2018 1:02 AM
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Anybody know what it takes to convert a 1956 Chevy 3200 long bed to a short bed? Any frame modifications?

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Of course. You have to shorten the frame and the bed. Unless you have a short bed box. Done all the time and there are "kit's" for it. Need some fab skills/welder.

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Who sells the kits? I have not seen them.


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