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#1470984 Thu Oct 13 2022 07:03 PM
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Hi I took my truck apart 20 years ago now reassembling need to know where all cross sills mount. I figured out front mounts to front panel back is on and I other one mounted with 2 bolts on each side panel 2 more cross sills how do the mount ro bed


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Go to Mar-K’s website and find the diagrams of all the bed dimensions.


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I would contact MAR-K (Toll Free 844-MAR-K844) and ask them for that information. I could give you the dimensions for a 1/2 ton, but that wouldn't help much. One of the intermediate cross sills on the 1/2 ton "floats" with the bed wood and is not bolted to the frame. I assume that's the same for at least one 3/4 ton cross sill. If you have the bed wood with mounting holes, that will give you the location of one of the intermediate cross sills. The other will line up with one of the sets of holes in the bed strips.


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Welcome to our site, Andys!! I hope you find the info you need to keep your truck project going to completion. All we ask in return is that down the road someday, you share what you've learned. Today's newguy (to the site) is tomorrow's sage/guru/expert/teacher/etc.

Just a minor point but it might help you in your search -- The Advance Design pickups only came with one bed size (according to model):

3104 (1/2-Ton) -- 78 inches (inside length)
3604 (3/4-Ton) -- 87 inches (inside)
3804 (1-ton) -- 108 inches (inside)

So to call a 3/4-ton a "long bed" may lead one to believe there are also "short" beds available (and vice versa). There are not. 3/4-ton beds are not "long" other than that they are longer than 1/2-ton beds. They could also be "short" compared to 1-tons. But I belabor the point. Thus, any measurements for a different size truck will be inaccurate.

Concur -- the very nice and helpful folks at Mar-K will be your best info source on this. Or somebody with a 3/4-ton ...

Again, thanks for coming to our site -- hope you stay awhile!

John


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Thank you for that information I didn't know that


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