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#981290 10/25/2013 12:14 PM
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anybody know who makes wood for 36 cabs. I need some door post pieces for a high cab. [email protected] or call 601-898-4718. Thanks Allen

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K.C. Wood Mfg. is in Va. but according to their web page they are not excepting any orders right now. They are not cheap but I understand they do quality work. You may want to try them later.

http://www.chevywood.com/

...I have read many accounts where the wood has been replaced with metal tubing of some sort. Unless your doing a 100% resto you may want to look into that?


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The steel is probably the best solution and I am not trying to make it totally original any way. Thanks for the info. Allen

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You might try Classic Wood Manufacturing in Greensboro N.C.

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There are some kits that have the steel framing pre-made to fit right in as replacement for the wood. I don't know who makes it off hand but a google search should help.


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