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anyone put a 47-54 coe on a 1/2 ton frame ?I want to put my 54 coe on a 1/2 ton frame with a 55-66 stepside bed ,anyone doing or done this ? looking for pics or info thanks and happy holidays

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Jalopy Journal COE pic post

Plenty of COE pics here, alot like you're describing

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cornerwindows, thanks or your reply! I have seen all the hamb pics, like always the hamb is great! but I am looking for frame pics or info for 1/2 ton pickup style I think a 63 long bed may work. they are close to flat with ifs and I can get disc brake setup and lowering kit easy for them .and not everybody wants the long bed trucks.so cost should be fairly low for the frame.and I want to do a longer bed for the right look.


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