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Hey guys, I am swapping frames on my 1955 2nd Burb. The rear cab mount on the orig frame is exactly 3 feet from the front cab mount. Do you guys know if that is correct or is my Burb special. The new frame I have puts the mounts about 44" or so apart.

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no one?

Anyone have a 55 frame they can measure front mount hole to rear mount hole?

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might be able to figure things out from the rest pack - is the 'new' frame from the exact same year and model, or is it maybe from a pickup or canopy express or .... 55.1?

laying on the cold concrete, the completed '56 sitting here measures about 3' from the front toe board mount [like a pickup] to the mounts on the outside of the frame near the front of the gas tank

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I think the new frame is for a truck. I thought the cab mounts were the same, but I am wrong I guess.


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the panel mount in the 2nd position [outside the frame] is different than the pickup, but the long panel/canopy express are spread further - if you have the original frame for the panel you could move the mount brackets to the new frame, should have the necessary mounting holes in the rails

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