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#518481 03/18/2009 4:59 PM
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Could someone please tell me what the clearence/distance between the front of the box and the back of the cab is from the centre of the cab for a 46 1/2 all my origional pcs were rusted out so l don't have a starting point to remount my new box that l manufactured myself Thx

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My ’41 ¾ ton has bolts from the second cross member through the frame rail and more bolts through the bed side. This set the front to rear position of the bed. There is ½ inch between the back of the cab and the top of the bed front at the center.


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Thx for taking the time to get that measurment

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Where are you in Canada?


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