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#773739 08/22/2011 1:16 AM
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After your guys help with the cross member swap. I have been eye ballin the crew cab trucks I understand they were coachbuilt has anyone on here built one. I.have a 61 gmc 1000. I was thinking of a later model 63 4. Cab for the rear donor are the profiles the same? What have you guys done for a chassis. Thanks for any help

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I never did one. But i was thinking about an extended cab for a while. I had a 94 extended cab truck that would have worked pretty well. I suggest taking a tape measure out and start checking some wheelbases out. When you say, 63/4, what do you mean. The 63 cab is different than the 64 at the windshield.
I would imagine that 2 cabs would be the normal way to go. With the roof panel being the hardest part. However if you have a scrap 'burb around, I think that might be the easier way to get the roof right. Check the gallery for crewcabs and PM those guys.


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