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Wheel base question
I'm sure it's already here, but I couldn't find it.
Were any C30 cab and Chassis wheel bases the same as a long bed? I'm looking at buying an 86 flat bed and it seems to be about the same as my 83 C20. I want to use the running gear on my 64, but I'd like to put the frame under my C20. I know that the springs are a different width, but I can overcome that by swapping the brackest on the frame. Thanks |
Re: Wheel base question
Yes you could get a pickup with the cargo box deleted making it a normal wheel base Cab & Chassis
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Re: Wheel base question
Mostly likely yes---however i find it all very confusing---some so-called "cab and chassis" models came with "wideside" and "fenderside" bodies which looked virtually identical to the the regular pickup bodies.
Some chassis/cab models where offered in 1/2, 3/4 and 1 ton versions, but by 86 i think only 3/4 and 1 ton? i think 117.5(1/2 ton only) 131.5", 135.5", 159.5" and 164.5"(crewcab only though)? Probably best to use a tape measure to absolutely verify. |
Re: Wheel base question
I was trying to measure it out and they seemed to be a little off. That makes sense now, though. I think my wheel base is 131.5, so if it's a 135.5 c&c, that's where my measurements are off.
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