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#824271 02/09/2012 1:10 AM
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Found this site: Dynacorn International, dynacorn.com. Complete in the white cabs, 47-50 52-54. 3 or 5 window. $8,995. A bit pricey, but I thought I'd pass it along.

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Old news. They have been offering them for several years. I haven't heard of them selling one though. That would be news.


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Thanks for the update. At that price It would be news.

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Like Cletis says,they've been around a wee while now but I agree, at nearly nine grand they are expensive.

Mind you if you paid a professional bodyshop to rebuild a really rough cab,the bill could pretty quickly reach that figure.....

I assume Chevs of the 40's cabs are from Dynacorn too?


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They may have sold one - think it was used on chop-cut-rebuild.


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Originally Posted by jockbolter50
Like Cletis says,they've been around a wee while now but I agree, at nearly nine grand they are expensive.
Plus shipping!

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According to the truck magazines they are now offered at a lower price. The ads show a steel cab painted grey so I don't know what that is about. They also say "assembled in the USA". I guess the individual parts are not stamped out in the USA.


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Dynacorn also offers 55-59 and 67-72 cabs as well as various complete convertible bodies, a lot of their business is to the muscle car folks, including Ford - sheet metal pieces are stamped in Taiwan to specs licensed from GM and Ford [I think for you AD folks all they had to work with were some NOS or good originals wink ], and are the parts listed at most of the vendors, like the complete floors, roofs, firewalls, etc - if they get a cab order they have all the individual pieces in stock to assemble it for you

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