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#857065 06/06/2012 8:46 PM
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I have a 63 chevy c10 and i have found a 64-66 chevy cab. Will there be problems with the mounting and all? Or anything i would need to do with it?

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63 cabs are completely different from the others. As long as you don't expect to use doors and glass between the two, mounting should be easily doable,
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63 and 64 was a HUGE change in GM trucks different cab, different frame the grille and the tail gate will change over as far as tin goes, the rest is gonna be a problem.

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Not so fast: The big frame changes took place between '62 and '63.

Fenders, hood, inner fenders, grill support, box, bumpers will all work.

clutch linkage, brake lines, steering box and linkage and radiator are also the same from '63-up.

The rear end is a 1-year old rear end housing, mainly because of the length of the panhard bar and it's mounting bracket.

I'm almost certain the floors are the same from '63-'66, which means the cab mounting points will be the same too.

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The frame rail widths and the front frame-to-cab perches and rear frame-to-cab perches, are the same from '63-'66, so the 4-5-6 cab will fit properly on the '63 frame and the support bolts will drop properly.


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