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Steve's 65' Flareside bed pics.....Steps on!

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I know everyone wants to see pics:

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Alan does this look right side up? ss_pokes2.gif
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The wood floor is gonna look sick! I bet you cant wait to see that thing on your truck.
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WOW :D ... that be ..... N I C E ! ! !
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Nice. Who's panels? What do you think of the quality? :D
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cool deal steve. glad to see you are on your way with that box!
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Looking very nice !!!

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36truck wrote:Nice. Who's panels? What do you think of the quality? :D

Thanks, all.
Panels are from Premier Metal Crafters [Kim Stewart] out of Richfield, Utah. They are fantastic! 12 gauge over original 16. Very very happy with the quality and price, about a 2 week lead time, fenders and tailgate from DC thru Chucks Trucks in Hamden, Ct. I am changing out the front panel [smooth] to original style from MAR K should be in Tuesday. Not really fond of the smooth one as it is set up tp go on the outside overlapping stake pocket lip. The only thing I really have to do is drill out all opposing holes as Kim builds these to be plug welded.
I do have more info, ie: phone pricing etc. if anyone is interested.
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Nice looking F250 4x4 looks good as it sits. Will look great with the bed in place. One day when my garage is open again I will get back on my 63.
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Couldn't wait, got this done today, going to fit tailgate on.

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Hope to have it back and complete for the 29TH ATCA @ RI/CONN historic airfield,
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Looks like you need to update your signature pics!

Looking good!
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MadMaxetc wrote:Looks like you need to update your signature pics!

Looking good!
Thank you!

Ya, in a couple of weeks I hope.

Then I got to remember how to do that. _headdesk__by_Warpedmind125.gif

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The bed looks great Steve! Thats gonna be even better painted and even better....in person! :D I hope my bed is that clean some day. :? Just one question...does it look high in comparison to the cab lines or am I just crazy?

Either way still looks awesome! I'll be representing the slicks tomm. in putnam, I hope to see a few more. I will try and take some pics and post them tomm night.

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That is one smooth stock 4x4 very nice.
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Whoa !!! It really looks great and solid. :dancing:
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supersmitty wrote:The bed looks great Steve! Thats gonna be even better painted and even better....in person! :D I hope my bed is that clean some day. :? Just one question...does it look high in comparison to the cab lines or am I just crazy?

Either way still looks awesome! I'll be representing the slicks tomm. in putnam, I hope to see a few more. I will try and take some pics and post them tomm night.

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8' Flare-sides are taller, but yeah, I kinda thought the same. Maybe I'm just used to the 6 footer on Rusty.

Did you climb on the roof of your house for those pictures? Or just a big ladder? Looking great!
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The bed is taller on the longbeds, I originally had [see first pic] the supports mounted to the frame, basically flush, then I put the rear plate on and the indent for the floor was up 2" from the supports, raised them up [blocked] 2". The top roll is right at my chin, but I looked in some books I've got and it IS supposed to be that high.-I love it.

I took pics from my deck- hate ladders.
Thanks for all you thoughts.
Josh you should be able to see it at the ATCA show.
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Dude, that is sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet....
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Your 250 has tons of character. It is a very handsome truck. I have been wanting to make one of the ATCA shows for several years now, but it is a long way from Central Texas up there. The year 2012 ATHS convention will be in Springfield Mass. I plan on being there if the Lord is willing, so may be I will see you there too.
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That looks great!
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36truck wrote:Nice. Who's panels? What do you think of the quality? :D

The only problem I had, was the tailgate would not go into the opening, sides are square, measured out [seems] ok, so I un bolted sides from rear pan and added 1 washer per each 8 bolts and tightened up, added just enough space and gate works as it should.
The space will be filled with body seam sealer and it'll be fine.
The chains grrsign.gif , drilled holes as per my sample/donor bed, but the bolt falls shy about a 1/4" to go thru the front side of the pocket, went to the local True Value looking for a certain nut [simular to a door lock button], but didn't have any. I have some avenues to check Monday.

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