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#1446453 03/29/2022 10:41 PM
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Anyone know if a 54 Chevy truck cab and bed will fit on a 52 Chevy truck frame without any modifications? Both are short beds
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The 54 bed is deeper and the frame hump over the back axle was reduced to make it fit. You could put the 54 bed on the 52 frame, but you'd have to block it up so the floor of the bed clears the frame hump, then the fenders wouldn't fit right.


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