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Great video! I’m actually doing a 41 International long box to a short box only difference is I don’t have to move the mounts

How much u charge to make a 1968 f100 long bed to short bed truck in gud shape

You ever do any Fords

Thank You for All The Knowledge That You Give Us.God Bless.

A great person , wonderful Work Thank You.

I saw someone do it this way and it turned out good so I searched until I found a video doing it that way. By the way it's spot welds not spot tacks.

You had me until you said "union fitting or compression fitting" on brakes, dont do that bro, ive seen them fail and fixed too many of them, please just run new brake lines, otherwise amazing work! Cheers

How can I get in touch with you . I’d like to have mine done like this .

I wanna thank you so much! I'm now a long bed short bed owner.

What is a ballpark total cost on a shortbed conversion. I’ve gotten several quotes but yours really look professionally done

I was really interested in watching the process. you sound like you know exactly what your doing. I made it a few minutes into your video and had to stop. please please clean your camera lens its impossible to watch through all the smudges. other than that it looks like you were on track for a great video sir.

I would 100 hire this man to shorten my bed. Gotta find a truck first.

Really like the idea of the Z-Cut on the frame....The Idea I had was Z-Cut the frame like you are on that one side then do a reverse Z-Cut on the opposite side...

Hey. Just wanted to say thank you. The videos are awesome. I have one question. Is there a way to cut the Freon of the bed floor and not have the weld seam? Like just cut it 14” and then add a flange to the front to have the bolt holes? What do you think?

I’m partial to the long beds. Idk I’m like the only one who prefers that to the shorts.

Did you had to have Drive shaft 16" shorten?

Looks like a great job

This fellow has it down! He plans it out and makes it look good. He must have many jobs behind him. Awesome professional work!

About to shorten my 65. I have a 66 short bed sitting in my shop to use as measurement comparison which is nice. Trying to decide if I buy a kit or just Z cut it like you did under my cab. Seems pretty simple. Btw I think I have the exact same lift as you. Champion TP-9 HD. Curious what’s the biggest vehicle you’ve had on yours. I have a 2004 sierra 1500 crew cab. Heaviest thing I plan to ever put on mine.

what do you charge

I’m going to be shortening my 65 any week now. Been trying to decide if I want to buy one of those kits that shows you where to drill all of your holes and cut or just do it this way. This video is awesome. I have a buddy down the road from me that is a fabricator for a living And also used to build race cars and he owes me a favor so I’m going to borrow his welding skills. I also just recently put a two post champion. Lift in my shop. Looks really similar to yours. I’m wondering what model that is that you have. I ended up getting a barely used TP-9HD locally from a shop that closed down. It’s a 9500 pound lift and should be more than enough for anything that I do out of my hobby shop but I do wish I could have got the 10 or 11,000 pound lift but he had already sold that one. really the only thing I don’t like about mine is I have to pull the safety lock tabs by hand on each post before putting it back down. The heavier version of my lift has release rod on the side by the pump. Thanks a lot for the video. This will help me immensely in the coming weeks. Also, trying to get my son off of games and digital devices. It doesn’t help that I have a suite loft, man cave in my shop with a huge Soundsystem TV and Xbox but I figure even if I can’t get my kid into helping me at least he can be in the shop with me.

My 70 CST is a leaf spring truck. It’s a factory short bed though. They called it a “heavy half ton”. It came factory with a 402BB/TH400 12 bolt posi 4.10:1. No AC though.

That shit is getting deep there. You better put your boots on bro.

Good job

Excellent work!!

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Heard about ya on Puddins fab shop

Nice work

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Came here from Puddin's Fab Shop great videos btw!

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Really good job loos factory. What's the cost to have a LWB truck converted to swb ? Anyone know?

Sure is cheaper than spending $500 for a Brother's kit, that I waited 8 months on and they told me it MAY be December '23 before I get it. Of course I cancelled the order. Holly bought them out and I'm not so sure that was a good thing.

hello everyone! question if anybody know. i got 1985 GMC automatic transmission, original long bed. we cut off 14,' inches, but now its hard to find drive shaft. look like the shaft that I need got be 57 1/2. inches do i did something wrong??

How much does something like that cost

Lets see the rest of the orange truck and the latest one that youve done! Love watching your skills!

I am interested in getting a truck cut down . What is your contact info

What about duo tank truck is the steps

Best video I’ve seen yet, do you keep the front cross member attached to the header panel?

Hey, just wondering what gage you use for your fish plate/ Diamond plate?

nice man... i like the way you did the back end so there's no inside back weld to deal with...

Weld small, grind small! That's a beautiful job!

better give your helper a raise

What the measurement of your square for the angle line?

Why can't you do the straight, then weld in a 6 inch (L- brace) that secures the top and the side, then box that same 6 inch area?

Honestly man.. I think I'll just buy a new bed floor. And the bedsides while I'm at it.

We need to change the fuel tank or still can use the same one ?

If you don't mind me asking what is the total length that the frame is supposed to be from the back of the cab to the rear of the frame I recently bought a short bed conversion 78c10 and something seems off. Also the guy tacked up some square tubing were the bed sits on the rear of the frame. About 2 inches tall saying that it needed it to line up the body lines.