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04-11-2010, 12:27
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Willcox, Az
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M-820 questions
I just bought an M-820 for trips to Alaska when I retire in a few years. I hate to even think of doing this, but the cab is as small as a deuce cab, and I'm thinking of taking the spare tire holder off and extending the cab so I can drive it comfortably. Any ideas? Thanks. And a special thanks to Wehring, who I met in Az while he was on his way home with his new toy. He recommended the site to me, so thank you!
Last edited by qonos; 04-11-2010 at 14:47.
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04-11-2010, 18:45
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: camp wood, tx
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Welcome to the site. Not only is the cab on the 800 series as small as a deuce cab, it IS a deuce cab. Or a deuce has a 5 ton cab, however you want to see it. Making a extended cab truck is just a exercise in sheet metal fabrication, build it to suit your needs. There are several posts here on 4 door cab conversions.
Glad you got to meet Justin, he's a great person with a lot of guts to drive a 5 ton halfway across the US!
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04-11-2010, 20:56
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Willcox, Az
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With the expando box on it, I can only go back a little more than a foot, so four doors is out. I just want it back enough that I'm not trying to wrap my knees around the steering wheel to clutch and brake.
Justin seems to be the adventurous type! I bought mine from Florida and had considered driving it back, but I found a trucking company that did it for several hundred less than it would have cost me in fuel and lost wages, so I went that route.
Thanks for the info. I thought about either sheet metal or fiberglass. Haven't decided which yet.
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