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#202211 02/26/2006 4:18 PM
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i need the bed mesurment from outside edge to outside edge of the fenders frount and rear to see if frunt end and rear end will fit off a 2001 chevy truck i hope it will.to retain the 6 bolt lug pattern.help please


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You can check the '46 dimensions here.


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I can tell you the fender dimensions on that diagram are the same as my 1940 as well.

Basically the truck is about 72 1/2 inches wide.


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If you post your question in the Building a stovebolt bed forum the guys from Mar K will have the info that you need.


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