I am trying to find a way to get more cab space out of mu deuce.

[nhdiesel]

Nope. I'd love to find one to put a rollback body on for all terrain/all weather auto recovery.

Jim

 

[Lonesome715]

It looks like it would be a good chassis for that. However, I have noticed the rollback wreckers have a pretty short frame. It has to be so the bed will tilt to the angle they do. I think a regular deuce would be better. Can you tell I have thought about doing the same thing?

 

[pigpenkiwi]

How about a dakota half cab rear section of a extra cab gives you room and seats and is about same with full size is to big and s10 to small

 

[Lonesome715]

I ma not sure I am fallowing what you are suggesting. Are you saying I take a Dakota cab and cut it in half, then join them together?

 

[pigpenkiwi]

yea take a dodge dakota extra cab cut it at back of doors and attach it to back of deuce cab gives you more room and extra seats wont work on a soft top . well i guess any thing is possible{ not a 3 door dakota but a 2 door extra cab }

 

[Lonesome715]

That is an interesting idea. but I am worried about the finish work to make it all blend and look natural. I think the amount of work involved to do that might be more than it is worth.

 

[pigpenkiwi]

and thats what im still thinking about so ill bob it and go from there i like the crew cab ons but i want a small er deuce that way the wife wil be envolved

 

[Lonesome715]

I am thinking an extened cab will work better as well. I like the idea mentioned earlier of using doors from another deuce and cutting them down.

 

[pigpenkiwi]

Yea thats and idea to alot of food for thought

 

[Lonesome715]

At leaset everything is square. For the most part any way. So I am hoping it will be some what simple.

 

[rflegal]

I've got an M36... its cool - 17' behind the cab.

 

[pigpenkiwi]

Wanty smaller not longer but cool

 

[Lonesome715]

That is a lot of frame rail. How does it turn compraed to an M35?