from a stepside to a fleetside...... kinda
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from a stepside to a fleetside...... kinda
hey its been awhile since i have done anything to my truck because i have been deployed... well when i got home i decided to try something out i haven't seen anyone do on this forum... since i got bored with the way my stepside looked i decided to get some fleetside fiberglass fenders and put them on my stepside bed... here are the pics let me kno what u think.....
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Bored with the way you Steppie LOOKS… can’t be man !?!
The Stepside Ranger is by far the best looking truck FORD has put out in years.
I for one do not think the Style-sides looks really good on the Stepside Box; OK, different yes but it is between a steppie and a flat-side; can’t really put my finger on it but it is just different, I guess.
Once it is painted with the two colors it will look different.
As I alway add to my posts so I don’t get people pi$$ed, it is your truck, if you like it then it is the way it is.
Thks for doing your part in the war effort.
The Stepside Ranger is by far the best looking truck FORD has put out in years.
I for one do not think the Style-sides looks really good on the Stepside Box; OK, different yes but it is between a steppie and a flat-side; can’t really put my finger on it but it is just different, I guess.
Once it is painted with the two colors it will look different.
As I alway add to my posts so I don’t get people pi$$ed, it is your truck, if you like it then it is the way it is.
Thks for doing your part in the war effort.
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Prodding a sleeping thread: found this on a search to see about doing something similar. What I’m looking to do differently is to have the front of the bed even with the cab and have it taper back to stepside width; essentially like a fleetside from cab to wheelwell but narrowing aft of there, fabbing custom bed rail cap/filler panels to make up the difference. Does this seem feasible? Who makes the fleetside fenders?
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I recently picked up a decent stepside bed for cheap. I’ll use it as-is to start, while keeping an eye out for an inexpensive pair of stock bedsides to modify for a somewhat similar effect, but with the addition of built-in tool storage compartments. All of the aftermarket bedsides I’ve seen have enlarged wheel openings, which I don’t want. This will be my first time doing more than minor repairs with fiberglass, so another set of sides will enable me to take my time without taking the truck out of service.
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