OBS Ford 10 Foot Bed! Crazy Fabrication Project!
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- In this episode, we Frankenstein two pickup beds together to make one SUPER long 10 foot bed! But before we do that, we have to “un-eff” some bad workmanship done by the guy who worked on it first. Ever heard of a straightedge? This guy sure hadn’t! Learn how to do it right the first time, how to fix it if it’s already screwed up, how to weld sheetmetal without warping, and how to shrink metal by cutting and re-welding. This is a big one, don’t miss it!
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Much quality! The outcome was very impressive.
good job!
Pretty cool stuff!!
Very cool!
Definitely a better course to cut a 5in section and bridge that gap
I need one of those beds my truck cab chassis with longer wheelbase
If you're ever in SE Arizona, let's see if we can schedule a build!
@@oldschoolautomotive2660 nice I got a 1991 f-450 crewcab that has Been stretched
Great work. How much would 10ft chevy dually bed cost to do ?
Each job is different, and the final cost reflects that, but a *very* rough ballpark estimate is around $1500 and $2000 in labor. That's for measuring, cutting, and welding; ready to go to the body shop for them to do primer, filler, and paint (we're not set up for bodywork... yet).
It's entirely possible such a job may come in cheaper, since having already done one just like that, the experience makes for faster work the second time (vs the "one-off" custom work we usually do).
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@oldschoolautomotive2660 great work. It's a market for those , test the waters. I will congratulate you later