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Seifert 10-12-2009 23:22:25 70.179.183.132 32946 Report to Moderator	I cannot find a bed for my 1949 chevrolet truck. I have put 1/2 ton front and rear end on it. The truck had a stepside on it but I got stuck with some Ford Flatbed. I would like to finish this classic with the original longbed. If anyone knows where I could get a complete or majority sheet metal for a bed it would be much appreciated. Please note: I attend Kansas State University and my home is in Leavenworth. Location is key. Due to the fact that I'm in College I cannot afford to buy the sheet metal fresh from a company. That is why I am looking for a used bed condition is very flexible. Thank you all so much. [Reply]  [Send Email]
aggie jon 11-19-2009 15:58:17 76.0.76.183 33204 Report to Moderator	Re: 47-53 Chevrolet Truck long bed-3/4 ton bed. in reply to Seifert, 10-12-2009 23:22:25   head over to Cawker City Kansas. Was just up there this past weekend and there is a guy on the western edge of town who has lots of truck parts. he may have what you need. 785-545-5921 - Bill. Good luck.   [Reply]  [Send Email]
55 50 Ron 10-22-2009 11:27:09 206.53.195.159 33016 Report to Moderator	Re: 47-53 Chevrolet Truck long bed-3/4 ton bed. in reply to Seifert, 10-12-2009 23:22:25   Jim Carter Trucks Parts in Independence, MO has both new and used old Chevy stuff. They have a web site. According to that web site, they also have several "yards" full of old chevy trucks and might have a bed you need for salvage price. www.oldchevytrucks.com   [Reply]  [No Email]
Dan 2N 10-13-2009 13:28:33 99.59.34.107 32947 Report to Moderator	Re: 47-53 Chevrolet Truck long bed-3/4 ton bed. in reply to Seifert, 10-12-2009 23:22:25   Try looking on the Stovebolt page, there is usally someone there with things they want let go Dan 2N Truck Info   [Reply]  [Send Email]
JOEinMissouri 10-14-2009 10:25:18 70.209.206.135 32953 Report to Moderator	Re: 47-53 Chevrolet Truck long bed-3/4 ton bed. in reply to Dan 2N, 10-13-2009 13:28:33   I was going to mention LMC trucks, as they would have all the sheetmetal you would need, but being a poor college student, ( I am a poor parent of one) I understand...   [Reply]  [No Email]