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You could do that if you had a jig big enough. I think you would be making a lot more work for yourself. Removing steering column, wiring, hood and fenders. Plus the crew cab with doors would be close to 1000lbs. I had to use a twin line wrecker to lift mine back onto the frame.
When I did my crew cabs I would wait to add bracing until I had cabs joined together. That way I could make sure it was level and square. I used pieces of wood under the extra cab to level it to the main cab. Then slide them together and take lots of measurements. Once they were tacked together...
I agree with Recovery. When I did my 14 bolt swap I had to use a crossover u joint.
http://www.4wheelparts.com/Drivetrain-Differentials/1310-to-1330-Cross-Over-U-Joint.aspx?t_c=12&t_s=515&t_pt=3624&t_pn=D%2FS5-134X
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