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just wondering, i came across a nice custom cab for my 66. no deep rust/dents and has that awesome big back window, only problem is that its off a c-20 or c-30. im not sure which, but the overall size of the entire truck tells me for sure its not a half ton. are the same cabs used for half ton on through one ton?

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It's my understanding that the same size cab is used from 1/2 ton through 1-ton. The fenders will be different on the bigger trucks, for tire clearance, but the cab should be the same.
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I think the cabs are the same even on up through the mammoth 60 series, for the years 64-66. Like Hotrod says the fenders are much larger on the bigger, medium duty rigs (40-60 series).

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thats what i thougt thanks again for the quick and acurate response guys

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The cabs are the same except the front cab mounting holes are in diff locations due to frame widths being different. Easily modified & hidden under the floor mat. Brian


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