87 pickup regular cab Modified to x-tra cab using 90-94 rear windows.
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87 pickup regular cab Modified to x-tra cab using 90-94 rear windows.
Hi there ,here are some pics of a mod I did back in 96 when my 87 regular cab started to rust. We took the cab, off cut off the rear panel and fabricated it into a X-Tra cab. At the time back in South America we thought it was a great idea. I purchased a pair of 90-94 XtraCab windows and fabricated the cab around them using galvanized steel. The bed was shortened and the fenders flared out.The finished truck was a real head turner. It was sold back in 2000 when I moved up to Florida. The truck has since been rolled and smashed to bits by the new owner...SADDDDD!!!!...Hope you like it. Here are the before and after pics.
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That is so sweet!I must say hat I'm envious of anyone with that level of fabricating skills!!! Oh the trouble I could get myself into just learning....
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Very cool!
Kinda reminds me of the mid-late 80's "Custom Cabs" that were put out. My dad had one when I was growing up. Had a full back seat; man that thing was cool. It was the closest that the US market ever came to a double cab before 2001.
Kinda reminds me of the mid-late 80's "Custom Cabs" that were put out. My dad had one when I was growing up. Had a full back seat; man that thing was cool. It was the closest that the US market ever came to a double cab before 2001.
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