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It looks like 1998?
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Yeah 1998 was the year
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That's what I was thinking as I read this thread. Glad to see someone found proof.
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You know, I was going to say I thought the cab extension was in 98, but then someone else said 93 and I just went with it, lol. Should have known better. I would think a 98 pan would be workable, just might have to cut something out of it
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