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N2TRUX 07-16-2007 11:31 PM

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Looks great. I was going to find pics of 7t7's bed for you but you already got the job done. Keep it going...:metal:

N2TRUX 07-16-2007 11:33 PM

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Scot I think you have it. He has a show quality floor underneath his....show quality floor....:crazy:

72CSTC5 07-17-2007 01:01 AM

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That truck is ridiculous. Most amazing thing I have seen in a while. I am speechless. Did you ever mention the specs on the rear end and tire and wheel combo for the rear? I want to run big rollers in the rear with a fat lip too on my daily driver. Let me know what you did, in exchange I will paint your bed for you, all you do is supply materials!:)

72CSTC5 07-17-2007 01:03 AM

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Oh, sorry double post but when you say you had the sides dipped, did you acid dip them to strip them or did you find someone to EDP coat the bedsides like the factory does?

Film Guy 07-17-2007 09:55 AM

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Scotti, Not exactly the sequence of events. I removed all of the clearanced wood flooring and strips. I fabed some 3/4"X3/4" square tubing to mount on top of the cross sills. This simulated the thickness of the wood floor. The bed side sits on top of the 3/4"X3/4". I cut, drilled and taped holes in the 2.5"X2.5" tubing and mounted that on top of the original cross sills. (No wood flooring) Then I mounted another set of cross-sills on top of the 2.5" tubing. Then comes the flooring. There is only 1 wood floor. I am considering raising the stainless fuel tank up into the frame a little more for clearance and this mod may help. I can take some more detailed pics if you would like. Or you can just come over and check it out. Your local.

Film Guy 07-17-2007 10:03 AM

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72cstc5, The rear end is a ford 9" I ordered from Moser. It was custom built for me. I think it was 56" long. The wheels were made by Forgline. I think they are 20 X 12.5. Hope this helps.

Hey, I just noticed your handle 72cstc5, Do you have a chassis like n2billet is building? or do you have a C5 corvette.

Film Guy 07-17-2007 10:05 AM

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randomhero472, I am sure I will make a couple of them before I get one I like.

Rokcrln 07-17-2007 10:13 AM

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Your bed floor looks great! I am also a fan of raising the floor instead of notching it all out. Looks like you went about 7" on your wider tub's. I did this one about 6yrs ago and still love the look. Now I just need to finish it up and find some wider tires to fill in the space. I have 335/35/17 on it right now but they have become very narrow in my view:crazy: Mine is raised 6" total from stock and I used the sections from my wheel widening to build the 45* ramp at the tail gate.

Kevin
LFD Inc.

hyde 07-17-2007 10:35 AM

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Great ride...Looks killer to say the least!...

crzngmychvy 07-17-2007 10:52 AM

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Tremendous. :cool:

itsmike2k 07-17-2007 11:24 AM

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Looks great!!! I love the bed.. How much space do you have between your inner bedside and tires? Could you measure how wide from outside edge of one tire to outside edge of the other for me? I dont have a bed yet and wanna make sure the BS of my wheels are correct before they build them.. Thanks alot and keep up the good work!!!

SCOTI 07-17-2007 11:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Film Guy (Post 2266996)
Scotti, Not exactly the sequence of events. I removed all of the clearanced wood flooring and strips. I fabed some 3/4"X3/4" square tubing to mount on top of the cross sills. This simulated the thickness of the wood floor. The bed side sits on top of the 3/4"X3/4". I cut, drilled and taped holes in the 2.5"X2.5" tubing and mounted that on top of the original cross sills. (No wood flooring) Then I mounted another set of cross-sills on top of the 2.5" tubing. Then comes the flooring. There is only 1 wood floor. I am considering raising the stainless fuel tank up into the frame a little more for clearance and this mod may help. I can take some more detailed pics if you would like. Or you can just come over and check it out. Your local.

I considered doing something similar but using a cut up steel floor as my 'base' that the bedsides bolt to & then making the wood floor a 'faux' type floor. This seemed to be the most structurally 'solid' way to go but I didn't want the additional weight.

I'm still playing around w/various ideas (currently just have the steel floor spaced up 3").

Spanky_Pete 07-17-2007 01:49 PM

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That is simply spectacular. Cannot wait to see more of it as you progress. :D

1LoC10 07-17-2007 01:56 PM

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that truck is badass...

LOW DOUGH 07-17-2007 02:48 PM

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That looks so good! Realy nice!

blaznhot_23 07-17-2007 07:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Film Guy (Post 2266435)
Here's an update...The floor had to be raised a few inches so I put another set of cross sills on top of 2.5"X2.5" square tubing. Which I mounted on top of the original cross sills. Sounds complicated but it's not.

So all you did was in essence sandwiched the square tubing between the floor supports which raised the floor up correct???

blaznhot_23 07-17-2007 07:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Film Guy (Post 2266996)
I can take some more detailed pics if you would like.

if you don't mind that would be great :)

72CSTC5 07-17-2007 10:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Film Guy (Post 2267004)
72cstc5, The rear end is a ford 9" I ordered from Moser. It was custom built for me. I think it was 56" long. The wheels were made by Forgline. I think they are 20 X 12.5. Hope this helps.

Hey, I just noticed your handle 72cstc5, Do you have a chassis like n2billet is building? or do you have a C5 corvette.

No, I have a 2wd Blazer which is technically a C5 and not a K5, I wish I was running the c5 vette suspension. I had a c5 convertible but sold it. Wish I still had it sometimes. Love the truck and thanks for the specs.

LUV2XCLR8 07-17-2007 10:07 PM

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:phat: Amazing :metal:

72highlander 07-17-2007 11:19 PM

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hey ron, looking great! the bedsides look good, have you had them worked or is that just primed. i noticed the stake holes intact so that's why i was wondering.

camaro__thunder 07-18-2007 12:41 AM

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Must be nice lol

soala70 07-23-2007 07:29 PM

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this one got to get a bump!!

gunkis84 12-07-2007 01:09 AM

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been a while truck finished yet? want to sell?

SCOTI 12-07-2007 01:19 PM

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Originally Posted by gunkis84 (Post 2475966)
been a while truck finished yet? want to sell?

Nope.
It's still @ the shop w/the bed off & on a stand getting metal work done ( @ least that's where it was Monday night).

FRENCHBLUE72 12-08-2007 08:07 PM

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How did I miss this thread... WOW..


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