OMG not a nother bobber.

[Floridianson]

Still trying to figure what type of bed to put on it but it will be different if I can help it. 53's of course and she has a 162" wheel base.

 

[spicergear]

OMG I wish there was a BIGGER TIRE to use...

Ha! Keep us posted!

 

[Danger Ranger]

Use a real deuce bed, not a trailer bed....or maybe a dropside.

 

[srodocker]

do a uhaul box with a crawl through and make it a camper!

 

[Danger Ranger]

Or duals... and an S250 shelter...

 

[A/C Cages]

Make it a flatbed with a Hiaab crane so you can use it to pick up bigger and better parts for future bigger builds.

 

[Goose2448]

Flat Bed Stake Body, with tool boxes!

 

[aggopian]

How bout this...may be more than the truck is worth as a whole tho...

 

[RedbeardTheZombieHunter]

Judging from where your springs are, if you use an M105 trailer bed, you're gonna have some space between the cab and bed. Perfect for a spare tire and some 5-gallon jerry cans. A toolbox or two is not a bad idea either. I myself plan to leave about 15 or 18 inches for the afore mentioned accessories and I also plan to tap the air system on the truck and carry a compliment of air tools just in case. Eventually, I'll find a decent size generator and a small wire-feed welder and I'll be able to fix anything anywhere.

 

[Goose2448]

Yeah, a small deck in between the cab and bed is great. My work truck has one, its got a compressor(which you dont need), Air Hose Reel, and Soon a genset. Its great for all kinds of things. Use some sort of bed liner to coat everything, so you dont scratch the paint....

 

[phil2968]

I may have to go up see this one in person! Lookin' good so far! Cut down a drop side and make the sides removable. I need to make some stake sides for my flat bed.

 

[A/C Cages]

I miss my flatbed, it came in so handy so many times.
I used it as a car ramp to fix a jeep.
Ive even used it to haul my other toys around.

 

[deuceaid]

Judging from where your springs are, if you use an M105 trailer bed, you're gonna have some space between the cab and bed. Perfect for a spare tire and some 5-gallon jerry cans. A toolbox or two is not a bad idea either. I myself plan to leave about 15 or 18 inches for the afore mentioned accessories and I also plan to tap the air system on the truck and carry a compliment of air tools just in case. Eventually, I'll find a decent size generator and a small wire-feed welder and I'll be able to fix anything anywhere.

Plenty of room, for a roll bar....and a 3rd axle

 

[wreckerman893]

Stacks.....gotta have stacks.

 

[doghead]

Every time I see another bobbed truck thread, this rings in my head, now it can ring in yours too!


[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmyyZ7Eh3IQ[/media]

 

[Recovry4x4]

Get some use out of it, install this!
http://www.steelsoldiers.com/parts-sale/83116-m1028-service-body.html

 

[Floridianson]

I did not want to cut the frame shorter so I tryed this Gen. bed and had to reverse the way it sat to have it come close to looking right. I need a bigger box that is 30 inches to cover the space between the bed and cab. I just through this box to see what it might look like. I need to mount the 53's on some rims and see what it will look like. Also I have to remove the sub frame from the Gen trailer and that will lower it 4 inches.

 

[aggopian]

What about a 5-ton spare carrier/tool box?

 

[Travis89xj]

Looks good, Gonna look really good with the right size box and the 53s

 

[lavarok]

I dont subscribe to many threads, but this one has my attention.