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is the bed for a swb reg cab the same for a swb crew cab?
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As far as I could ever tell, yes it is the same as long as it is the same year of course. I had intended to get a 1980s flareside for the truck and had located a few for around $500. I betcha that over around Joplin, one of those salvage yards would have a good bed for you.
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probably do. i wasn't sure if the crew cabs got a 4 footer instead.
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