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#142209 01/16/2005 7:06 AM
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I have a 3/4 ton F truck. Thinking of pulling body off and putting on an early one. It's ext cab and would give pretty long frame in back for nice flatbed. Would need to change rear or buy one of those fake dually kits to put on more wheels to make look right. I realize weight hauling is low on such rig, but just more for looks than actual use. Anyone ever have/use one of those kits? Any good? Wheels stay tight and in round? Ever see such things at swapmeets? New ones at JCW are $250 or more, yeesh! I could get a diff rear from real dually for that I think. Just toying with idea, no Real plans, just idea!


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#142210 01/16/2005 7:41 AM
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if ya send me a private message i think i can solve yer problem, including wheels.

i have a 1 ton rear axle and 1 ton twin i-beams where the 50 used to set.

you no doubt remember the way to the house.


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