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#955025 07/07/2013 11:10 PM
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I have a 1952 3100 half ton. I have noticed the frame on one side is twisted under the cab of the truck. Is this something that can easily be fixed. If not I have found a guy selling a 1954 frame in town that looks pretty nice. Will that Frame work on a 1952?
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Brad,

The 1954 bed mounts differently from the 1952 bed. Maybe someone will post information on how easy it is to adapt/attach the 52 bed to the 54 frame?


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