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Old 11-24-2009, 13:14   #1 (permalink)
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Whats the goin cost for a decent M35 cargo bed? Standard or drop side.
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std $500
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Is one better than the other or is it just personal preference?
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I have a drop side and i would say if you have a choice go for the drop side, it does what the std does but if you need to you can drop the sides. example i had a full load of dirt, drop sides made unloading it 10 times easier.
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the c bed is easier to load with a fork truck loading pallets because the sides fold down. The std bed is "stronger" because the sides are fixed.

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Here is one right in your state for a whopping $200!

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Hey thanks I'm lookin to see if there is anything around.
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Thanks for findin that one I'm gonna have to check it out for sure.
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the c bed is easier to load with a fork truck loading pallets because the sides fold down. The std bed is "stronger" because the sides are fixed.

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i will agree with the stronger part, with said load of dirt pushing on sides, it made closing tailgate harder.
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i mainly will haul hay or parts or just about anything. So you're sayin close the tail gate before you fill it with dirt rocks or stone?
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