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#810743 12/27/2011 10:48 PM
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I did some searching but came up with nothing.

Can some one tell me the ride height at the front and rear bumpers, or where ever you should measure, for a 1958 1/2 ton longbed?

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there should be a slight rake empty to allow for loading, depends on the original GVW springs - ballpark on mine: the bottom of the front bumper is 15" [front springs may be sagged a bit] .... rear might have various bumpers or none, so with the fleet bed, it's ~28" to the bottom of the tailgate, should be the same to the gate of a stepside .... or you could check the resto-pak wink

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That's perfect! Thanks Squeeze!


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