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On the bed, it was a dropside. All I did was pop out the pins that held on the sides and removed them and then cut down the flat part of the bed. Eventually I will get around to cutting down the actual bed sides and get them mounted, but only when it warms up a little. Hope that kind of clears...

I snapped a few photos. When I was cutting down the bed I looked for a way to do it that would be easiest for me with the tools that I had. If you look at the construction of the bed there are sections where the only thing holding the bed together are the main frame that rests on the truck and...

I have a couple, but I have not painted the bed yet, so I will shoot a couple pics of the welds so you can get an idea of what I did. It wasn't all that hard really. I used a Sawzall to cut it up. It left a real nice, straight, clean cut. I'll try to get pictures up for you in the next couple...

Thank you 2Deuces. I'm on the lookout for a nice redneck girl, so maybe the truck can be my wingman. That's a real nice setup you have there. I really like that motorcycle; I've always wanted an old bike, but gosh, they cost more than a deuce!

Again, Thanks you guys. Everything I've learned and put into effect has been inspired by you all. Thank you.

Hey, it works surprisingly well. I had a makeshift cup holder made out of a coat hanger in the thing for a while, but it was removed when I painted the dash. In the future I plan to fab up a nice sturdy one. And thanks again to all of you guys. -CEM

Sounds good. I'll try to makes sure I'm off that Saturday.

Haha, yeah. I haven't devised a practical way to handle that yet, but I am thinking one of those little 1000lb hoists mounted to the bed up near the cab on the passenger side. I have had to use that spare though, and I was glad I had it. And thank you.

I have been a lurker on this site for years now, but since I didn't actually own an MV or have any experience with them, I never really felt the need to post anything. Anyways, last November I bought my first truck. An M35a2c from an awesome guy on here named StreetBikeDepot. He was very...