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**Jason Banks** · 09-06-2022, 08:00 PM

Photo 352. Drivers inner rocker/floor sure looks like it has been patched. So much for sellers comment "Had a couple emailed questions. This truck is an original short bed model truck. It is not a conversion. The sheet metal is all original with no patch work, repaired, or replaced panels."

Photos 388 and 390 Has the pads for the helper springs still attached to the trailing arms, but the springs are not on the frame. That doesn't show up on the SPID

I've looked at all the pictures, not sure why this gets me worked up. It's a nice truck, seller just needs to represent it as it is.

09-06-2022, 08:00 PM	#18
Jason Banks Senior Member Join Date: Dec 1999 Location: TX Posts: 1,535	Re: What do you think, Cheyenne Super clone? Photo 352. Drivers inner rocker/floor sure looks like it has been patched. So much for sellers comment "Had a couple emailed questions. This truck is an original short bed model truck. It is not a conversion. The sheet metal is all original with no patch work, repaired, or replaced panels." Photos 388 and 390 Has the pads for the helper springs still attached to the trailing arms, but the springs are not on the frame. That doesn't show up on the SPID I've looked at all the pictures, not sure why this gets me worked up. It's a nice truck, seller just needs to represent it as it is.