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Has anybody on here taken off there bed and built a wood flatbed??if so any plans or ideas. thanks for any help.
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i got pics of my rackbody. look at my cardomain page. its the 83 ranger. it was built by an old guy in the 90's
and i'd reccomend building a metal frame to bolt the wood to for the rackbody to make it sturdier and easier to repair. mines all 2x4s and stuff the guy had lying around
and i'd reccomend building a metal frame to bolt the wood to for the rackbody to make it sturdier and easier to repair. mines all 2x4s and stuff the guy had lying around
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should give you an idea. I forgot how funny that thing looked unlifted.
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