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#829396 02/24/2012 5:59 PM
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I have been trying to find a 9' bed for my 54 3800 but no luck. I have the 54 rear fenders. I found a 66 or 67 chevy 1 ton with a 9' bed that is going to be parted out . The side panels look something like the 54 ,can anyone tell me if the panel are interchangable. thanks

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Aren't the 66 and 67 two completely different trucks? that was the year of the model change. The 66 bed might work with minor modifications but I don't know what the 67 bed looked like.


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the 55 2nd to 66 beds have a different configuration than earlier and later, so while you might be able to use any year bedside to build what you want, it won't be a straight bolt on deal

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I believe that 57cameoguy is still has his 49 for sale. It has a 9ft bed on it. I know it's different than the 54 and that he's located in MO but it's a thought.

https://www.stovebolt.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=814652#Post814652


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I know of a pair of 9' sides used on the 38-46 for sale. PM about them. You could use after market stuff for the rest I'm thinking.


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I think the side stampings changed to reflect different fender shapes, but the basic bed design didn't change from 1954-1987, if memory serves.


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