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#709085 01/05/2011 1:47 PM
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Does anyone have the measurments for the top section of frame where the cab sets? I didn't get a frame with have 46 Chevy COE Thanks Donnie

drware #709245 01/06/2011 12:26 AM
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I can measure mine for you but I'll need to know where to measure from. Width and height from a point on the main frame.

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I set the cab on my stardard frame and it sits too low. Just the part on top of the main frame that gets it high enough to clear the motor. Height of the top of the main frame and I guess width Thanks Donnie


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