1 ton dually pics post

[Longhorn Man]

the extended cabs seen on here were all customs... as were any daulie with a pick up bed on it.

[unreconstructed1]

Originally Posted by Longhorn Man

the extended cabs seen on here were all customs... as were any daulie with a pick up bed on it.

thats what I figured, but it never hurts to ask.



I have an idea in my head for a quad-cab duallie mutt truck ( If I ever get the money and the skill) and I hope to learn as much as I can about welding/body work. cabs are suburban cut with pickup backs welded on? I'm assuming that he flares on the pickup beds are from the stepside trucks.

was there any lengthening/ shortening required of the beds themselves?

[67_C-30]

Originally Posted by unreconstructed1

thats what I figured, but it never hurts to ask.



I have an idea in my head for a quad-cab duallie mutt truck ( If I ever get the money and the skill) and I hope to learn as much as I can about welding/body work. cabs are suburban cut with pickup backs welded on? I'm assuming that he flares on the pickup beds are from the stepside trucks.

was there any lengthening/ shortening required of the beds themselves?

The flares on the bed are cut down stepside fenders. I didn't have to cut the bed, but since the C-30's are either 133" or 157" wheelbase, and LWB is 127", I had to cut my frame 6". I have detailed pics of how I did everything for mine in my build thread below.

[MrBeast]

Originally Posted by unreconstructed1

thats what I figured, but it never hurts to ask.



I have an idea in my head for a quad-cab duallie mutt truck ( If I ever get the money and the skill) and I hope to learn as much as I can about welding/body work. cabs are suburban cut with pickup backs welded on? I'm assuming that he flares on the pickup beds are from the stepside trucks.

was there any lengthening/ shortening required of the beds themselves?

67_C-30 Has a thread all about building up a bed with stepside fenders to make it into a dually.

As well Kevin Rokcrln Has a thread where he builds a crew cab out of a burban. His work on it is second to none, it turned out really nice. He knows his stuff.

[67_C-30]

A few more

[67_C-30]

A few with newer beds

[67_C-30]

Not duallys, BUT they are 1 tons. Here's two hard to find SRW 9 foot stepsides. Fort those who don't know, they are built on 133" Longhorn or 1 ton wheelbase and have a foot longer bed than a normal LWB stepper. They are odd looking, but very cool IMO.