will a s10 bed fit?
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will a s10 bed fit?
Well i heard somewhere that a ranger/s10 bed will fit on a yota and i need a new bed cause mine is screwed. If now where can i get one cheap no junkyards around me have one.
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I've heard the same but never have seen one. I put a '94 toy bed on my '88 and I've been real happy with it. If you go with the ford bed make sure to post some build pics. I don't think there are any on the forum related to the ford bed swap.
Good luck!
Good luck!
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know anybody with a buzzbox?
I can't imagine a flatbed running more than $200... And it won't have a goofy chevy bed on it...
what happened to yours? I didn't know 89-94's had problems other than if the exhaust tip broke off and somebody didn't get it fixed...
I can't imagine a flatbed running more than $200... And it won't have a goofy chevy bed on it...
what happened to yours? I didn't know 89-94's had problems other than if the exhaust tip broke off and somebody didn't get it fixed...
Last edited by tried4x2signN; 03-06-2010 at 12:22 PM.
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I took Dingo's advice and upgraded to a 92 bed.
I would not consider the swap I did straight forward since I had the frame backhalved with a solid axle single cab frame...One of the bed mounts from the old frame was way off from where the 92 bed was, so I had it lopped off and re-welded so that I can use any bed from that era. Not sure how the original 86 frame matched up.
I'm very happy with the results...Body lines actually match up pretty decent. Plus the later beds are much easier to find and have tie down hooks built in.
I will say, getting the new bed off the garage floor and ON the truck without the use of a friend, cherry picker or any time of lifting device was a BITCH! FYI wiring all matched up with the newer style tail lights.
1986 Toyota 4x4 extended cab.
Rear half of the frame from an early 80s truck.
Bed from a 92
Quite the jumble of bits!
Last edited by Schnit; 03-06-2010 at 06:45 PM.
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I'd have to agree with tried4 on this one. If you have the ability and the resources then I'd go with a flat bed. I've always liked the way those things look. If not then I'd source a Toyota bed (sounds like you've already done a lot of looking and have come up empty). Last resort is a bed off of something else and I've seen a Chevy Luv bed on a Yota but it looked funky.
What ever you decide please do a write up. Have fun.
What ever you decide please do a write up. Have fun.
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