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39/40 & 41-46 Frame Dimensions
#230417 03/28/2007 4:57 AM
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Okay. I've figured out that the box and my tailgate are likely 41-46 era. My question is this:

What are the frame differences between the 39/40 and the 41-46?

Mine has the correct 123-3/4" wheelbase. Did the wheelbase increase when the cab got bigger by 2" for the 41-46 series?

Is there anyway to tell what frame is correct for each series? ohwell

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Re: 39/40 & 41-46 Frame Dimensions
#230418 03/28/2007 10:57 AM
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I think you can find the info you seek at Keith Hardy\'s Online Manual Site .

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