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#179082 01/20/2005 5:53 AM
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I have an extra cab, front fenders, grill etc. for a 1950 4400. I have a chance to get a chassis for a 1960 chevy truck. Will the cab and front end fit on the chassis?? If not all....will at least the cab fit? :confused:

#179083 01/22/2005 5:46 AM
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Any Ideas folks???? Need some help. :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused:

#179084 01/22/2005 5:52 AM
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Anything can be made to fit. No it won't bolt directly to it if that's what you are asking. But if you have the proper skills and tools you can make it fit.


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#179085 01/22/2005 6:37 AM
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making cab mounts isn't all that big a job. better measure front axle width. get it all mounted up, and power steering, maybe a/c, and possible bigger mill makes the deal pretty attractive.
ya might consider this. if yer no good at fabrication of steel, then go find a pro, and watch carefully what he does. a good job always works better and has few problems. nothing is more of an unsafe pain in the backside than a hacked up, done part right job. a fella could get killed!

i wouldn't be afraid of doing it, as long as yer intent on doin' it right!


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