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Old 01-16-2014, 08:39 PM   #1
K10 STEPSIDE
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New Truck Frames (are they doing it wrong?)

This is something that has bothered me for a while and maybe I just don't have enough experience with them but it seams to me that the new frame being fully boxed in will lead to rust and they won't last long. Am I missing something or did the designers overlook what seems like a great place for dirt to build up and compromise structure. If an old truck is of the ground it normally has a good frame being channel, but will it become common for trucks to fold like Toyota's?
I started to look in to the old Toyota's that have frame issues and they seem to have a full frame for at least part of the way.
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