Neat dually idea

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Neat dually idea

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Saw this truck on craigslist and thought the idea was pretty cool. I've never seen anyone stuff duallies under a normal bed. What do you all think (besides it being chebbie)?
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Other than losing flat bed floor space, I think this is a Great Looking Truck. Thanks for Sharing! :thup:
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not bad!
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:hmm:, I like it!
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to bad its a chebby
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I thought it was pretty cool. It makes you look twice for sure...
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It might not be as stable. I'm not sure if the narrower axle would affect steering negatively. It would be easier to park and would have better clearance when not towing.
And not bad for a Chevy.
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Would be interesting to see how he narrowed the frame.
That was a lot of work! :thup:
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Happy_Camper wrote:Would be interesting to see how he narrowed the frame.
That was a lot of work! :thup:
he proberly just put a ton axle under the truck.
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1982 flareside wrote:
Happy_Camper wrote:Would be interesting to see how he narrowed the frame.
That was a lot of work! :thup:
he proberly just put a ton axle under the truck.
Yea but he'd have to narrow the frame inwards to clear dual wheels on both sides tucked in the wheel wells.
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Caseys71 wrote:
1982 flareside wrote:
Happy_Camper wrote:Would be interesting to see how he narrowed the frame.
That was a lot of work! :thup:
he proberly just put a ton axle under the truck.
Yea but he'd have to narrow the frame inwards to clear dual wheels on both sides tucked in the wheel wells.
i dont know maybe on that chevy but i think the frames on a bump 3/4 and 1 tons are the same.
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1982 flareside wrote: i dont know maybe on that chevy but i think the frames on a bump 3/4 and 1 tons are the same.
because 1 ton bumps don't tuck the dualies under the bed :D
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