nonrev

You need to let us know if it was a club cab or reg cab from the vin

Angry Johnny

The club cabs can be identified by the frame. All the frames have the drop down that covers the passenger compartment. Standards are short, clubs are 16 inches longer and earlier crews are another 16 inches longer. If the frame rail kicks up after the cab then it wasn't a club cab.

oliver foster

I bet it comes up a a reg cab, if it is a '91.0
Club cabs didn't make a come back till '92 and even then , I bet very few Cab and chassis trucks where ordered with the club cab option in '92 and '93.

u2slow

Cab & chassis were a unique wheelbase on a std cab, based on 5' or 7' from the back of the cab to the axle. A clubcab (or any pickup) with a 'bed delete' option, didn't get a special wheelbase.

I just measured mine... from the back of the fwd cab mount to the beginning of the upswing on the frame:
- std cab = 25"
- club cab = 27"
- crew cab = 59"

Angry Johnny

​​​​​​​Are your standard and club cabs pickups or c&c. I'm just going off of memory as I don't have a standard cab truck to measure.

u2slow

The rear floor in the club cab is at a higher level than the regular footwell area. I bet you could swap a club cab onto a std cab frame without too much trouble.

Coffeeaddict

Sorry guys I've been busy! Getting ready to build a shop before snow flies! I'll try to measure it tomorrow. Ive tried adding pictures of the truck and just now of the piles of trees in m my yard but it doesn't seem to wanna upload.

maybe368

Make sure and resize the pics before you upload them. I size my to 1024 X 768 pixels. If they are too large, it causes the whole page to enlarge, for lack of a better word, and you then have to scroll right and left to see it all. There is a list of acceptable formats in the manage attachments section. I don't use the app, but someone mentioned the other day the he could not upload pics ...Mark

Coffeeaddict

Thanks Mark I definitely have not been doing that, bit of a forum rookie over here.