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Will a long box stepside fender (59 GMC)work on a short box stepside? (56 Chevy)

How much is a shortbox stepside worth as a stand alone trailer. I am hoping to find one that has decent wood in the bottom, to put on my 56 chevy stepside. Currently it has no box.

I have a shell of a box from a 52 chevy, but not sure if it will work, I believe the length and width dimensions are the same, but the height is off about an inch. Thanks for any help.


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the stepside fenders are the same, GMC or Chev, short or long, 55-66 .... step box trailers will be trailer prices in your area, and of course whatever a buyer will pay wink

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A neighbor has one and I think he wants $700 with a good floor in it. On another note, any idea if a smallbox from a 52 would work with taskforce shortbox fenders??? I haven't had much luck with anyone knowing the answer to this question for some reason. That would save me a few bucks if it would. =)
Thanks for the help.


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The tops of the bedsides are significantly different on the 2 beds. The 52 is flared or comes out at a 45 degree angle the taskforce is flat. Additionally the bolt holes are not in the correct places. You can probably make it work, but I don't think it will look right. If you get down my way I have some bedsides of both styles and would be glad to show the differences.

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Thanks, I appreciate the help. I was lucky enough to purchase a bed from a 55 second series truck.


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