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Old 11-04-2015, 12:43 PM
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Short bed dually

Hey fellas!. I'm pretty new to DTR but it looks like there are some very knowledgeable people on here! im currently working on a 1985 dodge crew cab w350 that im wanting to convert to a dually. Has anybody on here ever done a short bed dually? Really wanting to know how to fit the fenders onto the short bed.
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I hadn't seen that one before...Thanks for posting it up!
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That's exactly what im goin for! The dually beds have a bigger wheel well though and I cant figure out how to install them on a short bed... I may be thinking too hard on it!
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Originally Posted by presidio kid
That's exactly what im goin for! The dually beds have a bigger wheel well though and I cant figure out how to install them on a short bed... I may be thinking too hard on it!
Plasma cutter, smoke wrench, sawzall.... There's lots of solutions.

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jaja!! I hear ya j_martin! I haven't been able to figure out how to post pics on the thread
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jaja!! I hear ya j_martin! I haven't been able to figure out how to post pics on the thread
First, put the picture in the editor of your choice and resize it so it doesn't display wider than most folks display settings and make it necessary to scroll the page left and right just to read it. I use 640 x 480 pixels.

Then, when you wish to place an image in a post, put the cursor where you want the image, and click the insert image icon at the top of the editor. Tell it where your edited image is and it will upload it from your computer and insert it into the post.
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Originally Posted by j_martin
First, put the picture in the editor of your choice and resize it so it doesn't display wider than most folks display settings and make it necessary to scroll the page left and right just to read it. I use 640 x 480 pixels.

Then, when you wish to place an image in a post, put the cursor where you want the image, and click the insert image icon at the top of the editor. Tell it where your edited image is and it will upload it from your computer and insert it into the post.


I did everything to a T. Once I go to insert the image it never shows up on the message board.
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Originally Posted by presidio kid
I did everything to a T. Once I go to insert the image it never shows up on the message board.
There's several steps to the insert process. You select an image and see it, then you still have to click the insert button to put it into the message.

When done right, the image should show up in the editor just as it will in the post.
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Originally Posted by j_martin
There's several steps to the insert process. You select an image and see it, then you still have to click the insert button to put it into the message.

When done right, the image should show up in the editor just as it will in the post.


GOT IT!!! Here she is the day I brought her home!
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Cool!
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This is the donor truck that I used the drive train from.
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Originally Posted by presidio kid
GOT IT!!! Here she is the day I brought her home!
There ya go, I knew you could do it.
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Great start! It's even already A four wheel drive.
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Great start! It's even already A four wheel drive.
Actually I've got the drive train in since then. I'll post a pic on how it currently sits.


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