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#170952 10/04/2004 10:52 PM
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I have found what I am told is an NOS bed for a 41-46 1/2 ton. It is all complete and still in pieces that appear perfect. The guy tells me he bought it for his restoration over 20 years ago for big $$. My question is- Does anyone know if this bed has ever been reproduced? I have checked measurements and it is the correct bed. (By the way I am buying the complete 75% restored truck. I have a few 1940's but not an art deco.)


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I just bought an entire bed including wood from Mar-K. It is great!!!!!!! Check it out by clicking my link below and opening the Mar-K Box Kit folder. many pics there.

Tim

look at that I did not even try to post a picture here...I just used my link. :-)

p.s.; Around $1,500 including shipping from Oklahoma City to Milwakuee.


Tim Sheridan
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