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#177353 11/23/2004 2:50 AM
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Found a 55 3800 series, has big 17 artillery wheels on front, dual rears, 283/4 cog. Is this the same sheetmetal as 1/2 ton trucks? Fenders looked small but not sure> Brian


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#177354 11/23/2004 4:34 AM
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The 1/2 (3100), 3/4(3600) & 1(3800) ton share the same sheet metal except for the bed sides.


Fred
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