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4 Door Trucks!!

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by COS, Aug 18, 2009.

  1. slddnmatt
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    i love the crewcabs, i have a 65, i keep putting it off, i need to get on it. not sure what driveline i want to run, keep going back and forth on either buying me a newer truck for my tow vehicle or build this one with a gas guzzling 429scj i have, or do a swap onto a later frame with a powerstroke. all i know is both decisions take $$$!!
     

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  2. LOWBLAZERO1
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    i vote get it running as cheap as possible, and it will tell you what you need to do.:eek:
     
  3. mammyjammer
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    from Area 51

    If that were in my yard, I would be looking for a rolled Super Duty with a 7.3
     
  4. slddnmatt
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    Ya kinda leaning that way, now I just need to finish some other stuff to have the play money for it....
     
  5. 72IH
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    Not true. International was building crewcab trucks for years. Although anything prior to 1961 was a three door on pickups. The trucks and pickups were popular with utility companies and railroads.

    I believe dodge also built crew cabs to. Not sure of the years when they started.
     
  6. I just picked up a 59 Fridge Crew Cab. Its a factory 3 door, 4x4 too. Pretty kewl piece. It will get a clip and 9" diff and be put in the weeds like my Merc.
    I am just collecting bits to put my other 4 door slick crew on my Cummins 4x4 chassis.
    Boones, the Chevy Crew is pretty decent. I shortened a box down to 5' 10" and am put it in the weeds too. I will get some pics up soon.

    Just thought I would revive this thread a little!

    Anyone else have some pics / info of some crews?

    -Shiny
     
  7. el caballo loco
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    Theres a PAIR of 4 dr binders across the street from me. Owner just passed n i'm waitin for his kid so i can grab em. Kid won't want em, he drives a miata......
     
  8. coach built by ambruster , rear doors are completely hand built,
     

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  9. Kinky6
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    I like the extended (Xtra) or King Cab look more than the 4 door cab. Here are some Ford pics, and then a Hudson that I've saved off the net.

    Please ignore any blingy-looking wheels. I don't condone that type of stuff; these are just for ideas.


    Kinky6 :cool:
     

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  10. That merc truck is sweet!
     
  11. Kinky6
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    I like the extended (Xtra) or King Cab look more than the 4 door cab.

    Please ignore any blingy-looking wheels. I don't condone that type of stuff; these are just for ideas.


    And some Chevys and a GMC. I don't own any of these; I just like a roomy truck cab. I'm not crazy about the big-window cab shown in the two under construction shots; I wish he had extended the cab a bit more. The proportions on the quarter window look better with a longer stretch, like on the blue '56.

    BTW, the grey Chevy w/ the quad headlights was built by HAMBer squirrel. Nice work!

    Later, Kinky6 :cool:
     

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  12. buggy5872
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    Just stumbled on this thread when I was searching for somethin else... Here is my 57 LCF crew cab. Should have the front clip painted next week. Not factory, I made it.
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  13. Krash Kadillak
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    Is that a Kodiak chassis? Looks great!
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  14. buggy5872
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    Kodiak was too wide. I use a 03 gmc w4500 hd. Same track width and frame width as original. last year for the 350 engine. I also uses the same 6 on 8.75 bolt pattern.
     
  15. low budget
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    That is cool! A modified cameo bed would look cool as well.
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  16. buggy5872
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    How about a midified fleetside bed?
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    Top portin of the bed goes on when not hooked to the 5th wheel camper
     
  17. Mr. Jean
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    Not real, just a photoshop of mine. No credit to me, as someone else did it.:D

    [​IMG]
     
  18. low budget
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    Yep,that will do it too;)
     
  19. buggy5872
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    Photo shop is great for figuring out what it might look like. Here is my photoshop from the when I was in the planning stage.
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  20. Bluenoseguy
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    Buggy - awsome build. Really enjoy the pics.
     

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