need pic's of a tube bed and cage on a 1st gen pickup

[1967k10]

I'm planning on removing my box and building a tube bed with a cab cage all integrated together and into the front bumper.I would like the cage removable from the bed and front bumper.Does anyone have any pic's.I'd like some ideas.Thanks in advance

 

[steve_kibbe]

I don't have exactly what you want, but here's an idea.

 

[70chevybob]

This pic. Is off a 2nd gen. and this is exactly how I am building mine on a 70c10 built as we speak.

 

[1967k10]

Thanks guys,I'm looking for more of a bed that I can also use to haul some stuff in.I found what I want in a magazine.I will probably try to get one fab'd up in the next week or two .I'm ready to do some snow wheelin'

 

[4bynut]

Hey 1967K10, do you have any pics of your truck the way it is so far. It sounds alot like what i'm trying to build for mud boggin. Thank's Jason

 

[1967k10]

Right now it's just a regular looking 67' with a box on it.Hopefully by next weekend I'll have it tubed and have my nv4500/twin stick 205 installed .I need a set of tires before I can wheel but I need some more $$$$ first.I'll try to get some pic's for ya.

 

[4bynut]

Is it on the original frame? And is it a SWB or LWB? Mine is a SWB, but it's on a 1978 frame. Well i'm glad to see another first gen. project. Most of the local mud trucks here are 2 gen's. or S10's. Jason

 

[1967k10]

It's a LB.Yes it's the origonal 67' 4x4 frame.My brother also has an origonal 67' 4x4 but it's a factory K20.He is doing the same thing I am but his has Cummins power .

 

[DEMON44]

Sounds like you got 'er licked already but heres one of a local truck with a slick rear. It could be plated to form a cargo area too.

 

[skidpan]

i just found out what kind of bed im building!!!
http://whiteknight.ca/FORUMS/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=3407

 

[tom4]

That truck is crazy

 

[1967k10]

How do I attach pic's. I have some of mine finally.

 

[DEMON44]

Finally got 'er mounted on my truck. I've got to yet add mesh to sides and rear, for a proper gear enclosure.