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#325647 02/07/2007 6:34 AM
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ok so i want to buy a 1964 shortbed fleetside on ebay i already found one and im wondering how hard would it be to change one of these? mine is in very bad shape so this is important.

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If you are asking how you can remove one bed side it should not be a problem. You have bolt connections at the front panel, more connections along the angle strip and then at the rear cross sill that will have to be removed on the side you want to replace. The inner fender well will also have to be disconnected from the bed side. You should be able to do this with the bed still on the frame but you will probably need a helper.


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