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#849111 05/05/2012 9:18 PM
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Can you remove a short fleetside bed from a 55 to 59 and rplace it with a stepside ?


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Most likely, but why would you want to?


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Originally Posted by GMCpanel
Most likely, but why would you want to?
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Are the cabs and frames all the same? I'm looking at a nice short fleetside, with a rotted bed and prefer the stepside. I know its not the purest, but I had to ask the question. When my old plumber boss was stumped he used to say- Well lets do something, even if its wrong.


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